Sentence examples for commodity because from inspiring English sources

If you don't improve working conditions, ethanol is not going to become an important commodity, because the world will be watching and piling on the pressure.

The Nets also refused to deal Kendall Gill, a hot commodity because he was in the last year of his contract.

"For me, it really helps to tell that story of Marilyn the commodity, because everything that ever belonged to her was sold," Curtin reflects.

Predominantly black young men viewed as a commodity because they can play basketball, sucked into a vortex by people claiming to represent their best interests.

The recycling industry sees plastic water bottles as a prime commodity because they can be turned into anything from fleece jackets to a very durable set of luggage.

It's not a commodity, because (unless you have very deep pockets) you cannot buy it more than once, nor – without a lot of hassle – switch from one "provider" to another.

In situations of sociopolitical unrest, the places to be are Treasury bills, Treasury inflation-protected securities, cash and commodities — because, during such times, some people like to invest in the tangible.

"These textiles are not just commodities, because they communicate the spirit of their makers.

Analysts do not advise going whole hog into commodities because they are mainly a portfolio diversifier.

Gold's Sweet Swing Gold has special status among commodities because of its allure for everyone from regents to rappers.

Time is one of our greatest commodities because each of us only has a limited amount, and yet it's the thing that many of us squander readily.