Sentence examples for commodity mark from inspiring English sources

"Violent turns in the commodity mark and the stock market have become fairly routine as of late," said Edward Yardeni, an investment strategist.

"The irony is that yoga, and spiritual ideals for which it stands, have become the ultimate commodity," Mark Singleton, the author of "Yoga Body: The Origins of Modern Posture Practice," wrote in an e-mail message this week.

Coffee was considered a commodity industry, marked by heavy price-cutting and an ongoing battle for market share.

Of course, the natural gas business, like any energy commodity, is marked by boom and bust.

The Straits of Melaka have long played a central role in the history of Southeast Asia, from facilitating the movement of people, ideas, and commodities to marking the edge of states and sultanates.

Of the four teams remaining, Sanchez is the only unproven commodity, the biggest question mark.

Brent Crude may have failed to regain its hold on the $50 a barrel mark, but commodity stocks are still finding favour, helped in no small part by US dollar weakness amidst the idea that the Fed may not be in a position to hike rates next month as had been earlier thought.

The packets of the same commodity-flow are marked by an MPLS label.

Such an approach comes as a welcome corrective to the "cliché and commodity" that, Hussey rightly notes, mark most contemporary representations of Paris: "The Eiffel Tower, the Sacré-Coeur, Notre-Dame are all part of a global visual culture, a Disneyfied baby language that distorts and destroys real meaning".

Last week's action in marked-to-market prices came on very light volumes, but we are starting to see some cracks in global equity and commodity market foundations.

"But beyond the next year or two, I don't think it is going to have a marked affect on commodity prices.