Sentence examples for commodity land from inspiring English sources
The army owns large chunks of Egypt's most precious commodity, land, particularly on the Red Sea coast.
The quake, tsunami and radiation have destroyed or defiled what may be the islands' most precious commodity, land, dealing a psychological blow that for many will be existentially disorienting.
After harvesting the agricultural commodity, land ownership can be sold in order to increase the consumption of the manufacturing commodity.g.g
So far, Verio has accumulated enormous debt ($280.2 million) and seems doomed to fight a battle in the soon-to-be commodity land of bandwidth the next century's pork bellies.
But Mr. DeLury always said his greatest accomplishment was changing the term "garbageman" to "sanitation worker". As he liked to say, "We may pick up garbage, but we are not garbage". In light of the struggle for respect by the department and its workers, it is odd that sanitation has been closely intertwined with one of the city's most appreciated commodities: land.
For each serotype, we also determined the percentage of outbreaks associated with animal-derived food commodities (land and aquatic) and plant-derived food commodities.
Land is a precious commodity, especially land in the center of its capital city.
"Architecture is treated like a commodity and land is just considered a product, so what's on that land is easily demolished".
Now the village, like many others in China, has changed from conglomerate to real-estate dealer, trading on its one remaining commodity, its land.With no more revenue from collective industries, the village's income is made up almost entirely of land rent paid by the privately owned factories.
The chief drivers of the global farmland race — population growth, food and energy demand, volatile commodity prices, land and water shortages — won't slow anytime soon.
Growth in the past decade, along with high commodity and land prices, has too obviously enriched a destructive band of robber-baron politicians.Public anger with the corrupt and the super-rich has risen, merging with doubts about market reforms.
