Sentence examples for commodity measured from inspiring English sources

Ms. Sunshine has long been recognized as a pioneering real estate marketer, who helped transform the selling of high-end Manhattan apartments from a commodity measured in square feet into a status symbol marketed more like jewelry or artwork.

They brandish charts of "metal intensity"—consumption of commodities measured against GDP per head.

Inappropriate/misleading industry metrics can arise when specific local commodity measures are estimated by utilizing per capita national measures (as opposed to state or local) as proxies.

Maybe the changes in commodity prices during the 19th century were just... changes in commodity prices, measured in a stable unit of account.

Commodity prices, measured over recent decades, have followed a downward trend because innovation has brought about ever-rising productivity in the use of those resources.

Three of the 4 serotypes with the lowest food commodity diversity measured by the Gini coefficient (Enteritidis, Heidelberg, and Hadar) were predominantly associated with eggs and poultry, suggesting that these serotypes are well adapted to poultry reservoirs and are a well-defined target for control measures.

The second fallacy is to ascribe all changes in the Warren Pearson commodity index to changes in the value of money (gold), rather than changes in the value of commodities, as measured in a currency of stable value.

We felt it was a good time because commodity prices as measured by one of the broad indices stopped falling at the beginning of 2016 January 2016 was the low.

And in a society where the shopping mall has become our contemporary temple, "watch us steal your gaudy commodities" for good measure, too.

The market is evaluated by the consumer's utility, whose utility is simply ruled by the consumer's quantity of consumption of the commodity, which is measured by x.

Commodity prices as measured by the Bridge-CRB Index slumped to a 21-year low Friday.