Sentence examples for commodities thus from inspiring English sources

This has been driven largely by China's remarkable economic growth, which has increased demand for energy and commodities, thus encouraging trade and investment with different African countries.

Not only do the advanced countries continue to provide greater protection to their agricultural sectors, thus harming the trade possibilities of developing countries where these have genuine competitive advantages, but they also maintain tariffs proportionate to the level of processing of primary commodities, thus preventing countries from advancing to higher levels of development.

They had had prior experience evaluating and making choices regarding the consumption level of the commodity, thus increasing the likelihood that they had formulated a value for the commodity.

At the centre of this discussion, although it strays from the scope of this study, is the issue of the historical and growing tendency of the provision of potable water as a commodity, thus becoming a preferential target for privatization proposals.

Like emerging economies, developing economies are also primarily commodity exporter; thus, high commodity price accumulates high foreign earnings from export, which helps to improve the current account balance.

Guns enabled the centralization of storage and control of commodities and thus represented a strategic resource by which to boost the power of the rulers.

People in remote areas will get access to skill-development courses, tertiary telemedicine and reports on agriculture and commodity prices, thus improving their lives," says Kothari.

In recent years, as servers have become more of a commodity and thus less profitable, Sun has been beefing up its software business.

The world of the commodity is thus shown for what it is, because its development is identical to people's estrangement from each other and from everything they produce".

Currently, the proliferation of the mobile ad hoc wireless networks (MAWN) is moving from cutting edge to commodity and thus, reliable performance will be expected.

Fourth, growth of emerging partners has an indirect economic benefit for Sub-Saharan Africa because it has strengthened commodity prices, thus improving the terms of Sub-Saharan Africa's trade with traditional and nontraditional partners (Dieri-Wake Nabine 2009:21 22).