Sentence examples for commodity works from inspiring English sources

As sculpture continues to be a hot commodity, works by this major American artist remain a perennial favorite.

Now, Indian commerce and industry has found itself on the other side of that same door outsourcing much of its commodity work to even cheaper offshore destinations in Asia and beyond.

Critics have belittled commodity work.

To disparage commodity work is to disparage work itself.

Almost all lawyers, like almost all dentists, do commodity work.

The more important point of the analogy to the dentist's office is that it engages in commodity work.

The lawyers deserving respect do that and only that; they wouldn't ever touch commodity work; and they'll rid themselves of colleagues who do.

The implication is that lawyers should avoid commodity work; law firms that do it are inferior; and law schools that train people to engage in it should close.

All of these facts about the dental profession prompted me to realize that the current arguments about the legal profession are based on an assumption: that it represents some sort of profound failure to do commodity work.

Skilled and motivated teams should be available at facilities equipped with necessary medicines and commodities, working in enabling environments that promote evidence based practices and client-centred, respectful maternity care services.

Asked how The Lad Bible intended to make money out of this audience, Turner said it would "take the long view", noting: "There's only one commodity that works and that's attention – did I get your attention or didn't I get your attention?