Sentence examples for commodities of the from inspiring English sources

In the stores, Toshiba sells snazzy laptops rather than desktop computers, which have become commodities of the digital age.

Carbon dioxide, oxygen, sulphur compounds, heat, momentum … many of the commodities of the Earth system change hands here.

Rather than raw materials, it now transports commodities of the modern economy: ideas, people, social and cultural interactions.

The trades are in Treasuries, not commodities of the kind that change hands on the Coffee, Sugar and Cocoa Exchange.

The excess supply of labour and the corresponding excess demand for commodities (of the same market value) show State 4 to be a disequilibrium state.

Indeed, first record rates of these taxa are highly correlated with the trade values of imported commodities of the respective countries (all correlation coefficients>0.71; Fig. 3c,i k,n and Supplementary Fig. 4).

"Data is everything – information really is the most valuable commodity of the modern organisation," says Fraser.

The cult of celebrity has flagged up that most coveted commodity of the modern age: privacy.

And the hottest literary commodity of the moment was JT LeRoy.

(The word "mechanical" derives from the days when player-piano rolls were the primary commodity of the nascent record business).

Now the prized commodity of the business traveler, a seat on a flight between Haneda Tokyoo) and Kimpo (Seoul) requires a reservation.