Sentence examples for commodity of which from inspiring English sources

Each player will attempt to corner the commodity of which he or she holds the most cards.

Second, scrolling forward to 2012, whatever one wants to say about the state of the market (dire), or US bookselling in general (apparently in terminal decline), one commodity of which there is no dearth is talented – even great – American writers of all ages.

"Sugar is one of the commodities of which we've never had a surplus.

A decade of high prices for oil, gas, and other commodities — of which Russia has been blessed with enormous reserves — has disguised its underlying problems.

Chinese and Indian demand for raw materials has driven world prices for commodities (of which South American countries are big producers) to unprecedented levels.

Eleven outbreaks were associated with aquatic animal derived food commodities, of which 5 (45%) were caused by serotype Enteritidis.

For instance, some startups will use commodity code, of which there are many significant open-source libraries.

That in turn pushed up the price of commodities, many of which are traded in dollars.

The primary reason was a shipbuilding spree in China, intended to support the country's position as the world's largest consumer of commodities, most of which were needed to feed uncontrolled construction and industrial expansion.

This is an ocean transporter, not of oil but other bulk commodities, many of which are in demand due to the infrastructure development of key emerging countries.

It omits recent major railroad consolidations, the rapid rise of inter-modal freight, the rising importance of the regional and short line operators and growth within the US railroad sector for block trains and also a strong residual market for carload (wagonload) traffic commodities some of which move in carload blocks.