Sentence examples for commodity better from inspiring English sources

If, on the other hand, roads were priced like any other scarce commodity, better use would be made of existing space and the revenues raised could be used to improve public transport.

Zuckerberg's and Google's plans have the potential for more people to access more information upon which they can act in their own behalf to get better prices for their commodities, better health care and useful educational content.

De-Commoditize: If you're just another reseller of a generic commodity, you better have a pretty clear advantage outside of price…but these are often tough to come by.

The policymakers recognise that what consumers want are not low-cost commodities, but better, healthier and more local foods.

Chile has weathered the worldwide financial crisis and falling commodities prices better than could have been expected.

By Currie's reasoning, commodities become supplanted when a better commodity comes along, so, for him, the question is whether Bitcoin solves an economic problem that currently exists with gold.

It sold most of its products as commodities to better-known corporations, many of them in nearby Japan, which stuck them in boxes and slapped their own names on them.

And, he added, "the second leg of a commodity rally is better than the first".

The company lifted its full-year earnings guidance to $2.97 to $3.02 a share on a better commodity and energy cost forecast.

The average price paid for items at Macy's and Bloomingdale's rose 9 percent in the quarter, because of some inflation in commodity costs and better sales of expensive items like jewelry.

An interdisciplinary approach for the prospective design of environmentally benign substances is presented and examples for new commodity chemicals that better fit the naturally existing catabolic potential are included.