Sentence examples for commodity in which from inspiring English sources

I hoped, in vain, for that essential commodity in which New Mexico abounds, but which London rarely sees: sun.

It is one commodity in which these least-developed nations would clearly have a competitive advantage in the absence of America's unfair trade practices.

Thus, the family came to be treated as little more than a commodity in which the press had an unrestricted interest.

Undoubtedly, businesses small and large have identified the commitment and accessibility of women's sport as an uplifting commodity in which to invest.

On the McCanns: By the summer of 2007 what begun as a sympathetic approach by the press to an ongoing personal tragedy had altered... Like the Dowlers, the McCanns were treated as if they were a commodity in which the public, and by extension the press, had an interest or stake that effectively trumped their individual rights to privacy, dignity or basic respect.

By Rebecca Mead The New Yorker, April 23 , 2001P. 74 LETTER FROM NEVADA about pimp Dennis Hof, 54, and his legal house of prostitution outside Carson City, the Moonlite Bunnyranch… Hof aspires to update the tradition, and to apply modern marketing principles to the commodity in which he deals, which is sex… Hof likes to call himself America's Pimpmaster General.

The number of commodities in which futures trading takes place are far fewer outside the United States.

She made her art out of junk and lumber, the two commodities in which her father had traded.

Based on the number and volume of commodities in which active futures trading exists, the United States occupies first place.

He won plaudits for his stint at BHP Billiton and has a deep knowledge of commodities, in which Temasek is underweight.

For trading purposes, absolute productivity levels are unimportant; country B will always find one or more commodities in which it enjoys a comparative advantage (that is, a commodity in the production of which its absolute disadvantage is least).