Sentence examples for commodities valued from inspiring English sources

Although Bangladesh is in a trade deficit with India, its export to Tripura is significantly more than import from the state; a report in the newspaper The Hindu estimated Bangladesh exported commodities valued at about to the state in 2012, as opposed to "very small quantity" of import.

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.

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

Developed nations have come to rely heavily on electricity as a lifeline, a ubiquitous commodity valued as a common, just like the air and water which enable life.

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.

Downsizing and re-engineering made it clear that employees were expendable commodities, not valued resources.

Other donated goods, such as commodities were valued using market prices.

It has become a commodity so valued that residents and soldiers alike fight – and sometimes kill – to quench their thirst.

"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.