Sentence examples for commodities and resources from inspiring English sources

As the power balance shifts from east to west and our food, commodities and resources run out there will be conflict to make WWII look like a playground spat".

Unfortunately, the present biofuel projections are based on feed-stocks that are also food commodities and resources suitable for conventional agriculture.

The model reveals that the paths of prices, royalties, rents, intensities of production and searching processes can be determined once a sequence of profit rates as well as the initial amounts of commodities and resources are given.

Given a real wage rate and a consumption vector, the model indicates that the paths of prices, royalties, rents, intensities of commodity production, and resource-searching processes can be determined once a sequence of profit rates as well as the initial amounts of commodities and resources are given.

It has never said where the name comes from but some have speculated it might be an amalgam of the first two letters of the words "global, energy, commodities and resources".

If a massive investment in infrastructure is focused on the three major infectious diseases (AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria), will the health sector be positively affected as a whole or will we see staff, commodities, and resources diverted from other areas of public health, such as immunization of children or treatment of childhood diarrhea?

"Localization" refers to the production of the basic inputs of health – including energy, commodities, and human resources – at local and regional scales whenever possible, preserving scarce energy resources for inputs whose production cannot realistically be localized.

Energy companies have been among the drivers of M&A activity this year as turbulent equity and credit markets have pushed investors into commodities and natural resources.

In that book she assumed that the world's mineral commodities and agricultural resources such as water and arable land are finite and subject to increasing competition.

Funds that focus on health care, financial services, technology and communication were among the strongest performers, while specialists in commodities and natural resources were conspicuously weak.

Popular and religious antagonism to the Qājār regime increased as Nāṣer al-Dīn strove to raise funds by granting foreign companies and individuals exclusive concessions over Iranian import and export commodities and natural resources in exchange for lump cash payments.