Sentence examples for commodities value from inspiring English sources

The commodities value chain is becoming longer and more complex, creating opportunities for a company that can pre-emptively participate at every stage".

In commodities, value-at-risk rose steadily through the year, reflecting the bank's efforts to build that business.

The story features a culture that treats people like commodities, valuing them only insofar as they produce wealth.

A contraceptive supply chain in Uganda, created initially to solve short-term stockout problems at private facilities, now delivers reproductive health commodities valued at US$20 million.

"That retail price is adding around 2,000% to the commodity value of my crop," he says.

Like gold or silver, it already has an intrinsic or commodity value.

In doing so, the federal government formally acknowledged the commodity value of bitcoin.

Livestock products contribute one-third of the total commodity value, led by cattle and calves; dairy and poultry products are also significant.

"Maybe since they have some responsibility for the cleanup," Ms. Cifrino said, "it will motivate them to think about how you design for the environment and the commodity value at the end of the life".

(Companies like G.E., Nike and Apple learned early on that the real money was in the creative ideas that can transform simple physical products far beyond their generic or commodity value).

Khayati's answer stresses the importance of the historical moment in which the text was produced: I believe that this pamphlet, which had all of its revolutionary value in 1966, today has for the licensed publisher of radical theory only a commodity value.