Sentence examples for bulky commodities from inspiring English sources
The Chao Phraya constitutes a valuable waterway for the transport of the nation's traditional exports of teak and rice south to Bangkok, though less bulky commodities are now moved overland by road or rail.
Sell bulky commodity items at prices low enough to compete with grocery stores, and ship them free to consumers.
Milk is a perishable and bulky commodity that is generally utilized by the nearest factory.
Similar features can also be found in the bulky transactions of intermediate commodities.
They talk about the way bulky gadgets get smaller over time, expensive ones become commodities — and how recording tape always gives way to digital storage.
After all, commodities are exactly the kind of product - bulky, imperishable - that companies are going to send by ship.
Because salt is cheap and plentiful in many parts of the world, yet bulky and expensive to transport, it is a heavily regional commodity.
My recycling is collected by the French waste management company Veolia, on behalf of Tower Hamlets Council, and whisked off to be sorted into its most valuable commodities: metal (mainly steel and aluminium); paper (flat like newsprint and bulky like cardboard); glass; and plastic.
Kamado cookers are bulky.
