Sentence examples for a sort of commodity from inspiring English sources
As one of a handful of female cardiologists who perform balloon angioplasty between Boston and New Jersey, she has become a sort of commodity, she said.
The moment it was posted, his comment became a sort of commodity.
It was a sort of commodities deal, like buying soybean futures.
He considers himself a traveler, not an exile, and his experiences in the sort of commodity arbitrage made possible by tariff barriers has made him an especially savvy citizen of the world.
It expressed the mood, but without forging a clear enough link back to Labour's answers, and was always going to be vulnerable to the sort of commodity shock that global oil markets have now produced.
Draw in the collective attention of Reddit's best sleuths — and with them, the media — and then reveal that the video's true meaning is that we should all go buy some sort of commodity or other.
So we keep shipping other people's children off to combat as if they were some sort of commodity, like coal or wheat, with no real regard for the terrible price so many have to pay, physically and psychologically.
These women challenge and refuse to fit into this sort of commodity culture.
In economists' jargon, higher commodity prices are a sort of trade shock for consuming countries and, however you spin it, the effect is always bad.Stockmarkets don't seem to have reflected too much on the impact of higher commodity prices so far, perhaps because dire warnings of the impact of high oil prices have not yet translated into economic calamity.
If it succeeds, it will dominate the American market and, with Chile's Codelco and Australia's BHP, the world market as well.There has of late been a flurry of such deal-making in all sorts of commodities businesses.
