Sentence examples for commodity appearing from inspiring English sources
Now, thanks to Vladimir Putin and the conflict in Ukraine, Russia watchers, once again, are a red-hot commodity, appearing as guests on American TV networks, trying to explain to confused anchors why Putin's doing what he's doing.
It's happened before and it's happened again – a popular commodity appears and is remade in so many permutations and from so many manufacturers that the differentiation ultimately focuses on price.
Here, the only bubbles that have popped are in champagne flutes, and the only subprime commodity appears to be the food. .
Mehta and Mirosa Canal (2004: 4 7) are also explicit in identifying IMF/World Bank conditionalities as having created the conditions in which private provision of water as a marketed commodity appeared as the only viable solution.
None of these commodities appears in the IMF paper, so it does not tell a complete story.
Although slowing recently, China's appetite for Latin America's commodities appeared insatiable to experts who study the region, and Chinese manufactured goods flooded markets in Latin America in return.
But not all commodities appear to be affected equally, nor is there even a consensus that copper and rubber demand are moderating.
Jersey has one of the highest per-capita incomes on earth, yet few commodities appear to have greater value on the island than discretion.
Soaring prices for food, oil and other commodities appear to be inflicting as much pain on Americans as unemployment and the shriveling of the mortgage market.
Moyo's book is published just as the global "super cycle" in hard commodities appears to be tapering off, in part because of the decline in China's growth rate.
They're equally fascinating and strange, equally peculiar in their relation to the landscape around, and visiting them, as child or adult, would have the same basic virtue – informing and showing you where things come from, always useful and instructive in a society that likes to imagine that its fuels, technologies and commodities appear as if by magic.
