Sentence examples for basically commodities from inspiring English sources

So to get a sense of whether embedded inflation is becoming a problem, you have to purge the highly volatile prices — basically, commodities — from the picture.

Wikis are basically commodities at this point.

Home 3D printers are basically commodity devices, like any HP inkjet.

GARY SHILLING: We're basically in the portfolios we manage we're basically short commodities.

Svetogorsk, he believes, represents one of a handful of new investments abroad a $2 billion bet in Russia, China and Brazil on basically two commodities: white printing paper and heavy-paper packaging.

Airline travel is basically a commodity.

TVs are basically a commodity now (except for those wanting to go hi-end with the Bravia, et al).

Whether new low-cost, low-fare airlines emerge (and no one I know thinks this is likely), the major airlines have been changing fundamental strategies that they put in place a decade ago, when domestic air travel became basically a commodity.

And we took what was basically a commodity, undifferentiated business and really took it to the next level.

For Amazon, giving away storage space – basically a commodity at this point – is not much of a burden.

This is basically a commodity business: Nike, Reebok and Adidas have access to the same raw materials, whether they turn them into air, gel or foam.