Sentence examples for commodity in nature from inspiring English sources
Eggs are a valuable commodity in nature, and if a round package is the safest option, by all means, make them caviar round.
The present and future of our world, in part, depends on the effective application of problem solving techniques and tools that are able to bring together expertise from many disciplines, e.g. problems such as how world wide distribution of commodities are inherently multidisciplinary in nature.
Agricultural commodities typically cannot be used as they appear in nature.
Sixty percent of the capital gains realized by a commodity fund that uses futures contracts are automatically considered long-term in nature, and therefore subject to the beneficial 15 percent rate.
Alternatively, blame for the tradition's decline might be laid at the door of the kind of selfhood that has come to predominate in Britain: an acrid mixture of the acquisitive-materialist and the secular-humanist, which regards "nature" as a commodity, in no way connected with human enterprise.
It recognises that any interest cap has to negotiate the space between the power of money as a commodity in itself and the social, relational nature of money; not too exorbitant to borrowers and not so low that it is a disincentive to lenders.
After publication of the Mayo Clinic team's paper in Nature this month, they were approached by the Glenn Foundation, set up by the commodities trader Paul F. Glenn, who has a longstanding interest in aging research.
No place in nature, given our natures.
Neither occurs in nature.
