Sentence examples for commodities show from inspiring English sources

Since 1900, around 50% of the commodities show clear downward relative price slopes.

In most years commodities show an inverse correlation to American stocks and the dollar and provide another layer of diversification for a portfolio.

It's a China and India thing: the former's demand for commodities shows no sign of slowing while Vedanta is in pole position to purchase privatised assets in its home country.

First record rates produced by a simple neutral colonization model that assumes that the probability of introduction increased proportional to the value of imported commodities showed rates similar to those observed for most invertebrates and algae, with a steep increase after 1950 (Supplementary Fig. 5j l).

Resouce stocks also prospered, as oil prices reached new highs and other commodities showed strength: Rio Tinto gained 1.7%, to 144.80 Australian dollars ($138.02); Woodside Petroleum bubbled up 1.6%, to 59.51 Australian dollars ($56.72); Santos spurted ahead by 1.3%, to 16.86 Australian dollars ($16.07).

Resouce stocks also prospered, as oil prices reached new highs and other commodities showed strength: Rio Tinto gained 3.4%, to 147.19 Australian dollars ($139.40); Woodside Petroleum bubbled up 2.8%, to 60.21 Australian dollars ($57.02); Santos spurted ahead by 1.1%, to 16.82 Australian dollars ($15.92).

Only relatively few commodities, shown in Table 4, exhibit greater variation.

The sums of each column (production, trade, feed, seed, manufacture, waste and food) represent the caloric value (in terms of kilocalories/caput/day) of the respective elements of all the commodities shown in Illustration I.

This system can be used in variety of applications, such as virtual reality and commodity show.

And despite his Neo-Geo-like use of store-bought commodities, this show also reminds us that his work is so sincere, and even sweet at times, that it should be called post-postmodern.

For now, it would be nice if they would at least recognize that major deflations in asset prices can be much more important than the relatively small gains in commodities that show up in the Consumer Price Index.