Sentence examples for commodity while from inspiring English sources

From a fantasy perspective, this makes Myers a more valuable commodity while reducing the value of the rest of the bullpen, particularly Carpenter, a trendy sleeper.

Oil explorer EnQuest suffered from the rock-bottom price of the commodity while engineer Weir is heavily exposed to both the oil and mining industries.

But housing should not be seen as a commodity while people are being driven out of expensive cities, or forced to put plans to have children on hold.

Goat milk has become an important commercial commodity, while crops are mainly used for home consumption and as feed for the goats.

Whereas social realism had been the dominant art form in the 1930s, chronicling the Great Depression and Franklin Delano Roosevelt's New Deal, Pop art centred on commercialism and commodity, while Abstract Expressionism was less literal and largely apolitical.

Aluminium phosphide (AlP) is a widely used fumigant due to its ability to kill a broad spectrum of stored-grain insect pests and its easy penetration into the commodity while leaving minimal residues.

Recalling the works of Ashley Bickerton, Peter Halley and Jeff Koons, they play along the border between the decorative commodity and the subversive mock-commodity, while spoofing romantic myths of originality and spiritual transcendence.

The government has been unable to curtail rising prices of commodities, while appearing to spend lavishly on events like Vibrant Gujarat, an investment summit, and the Sadbhavana Fast, a one-day rally.

The world's largest platinum producer will consolidate down from six divisions to three by merging coal and iron ore into bulk commodities, while copper, nickel and platinum become a single industrial metals division.

As better manufacturing raises quality, more products are becoming commodities, while tougher competition and the growth of private labels are leading to shorter shelf lives for even the most innovative goods.

Imports of goods to Eastern and Central Europe rose 22.7 percent last year, largely reflecting higher international prices of oil and other primary commodities, while exports rose by 23.1 percent, returning to pre-crisis levels by the end of 2010, according to the World Bank.