Sentence examples for commonplace commodities from inspiring English sources
At What Cost, a public art project, investigates the ground-level labor abuses behind sugar, coffee, tomatoes and other commonplace commodities by showing the stories of 10 workers who have endured extreme conditions.
Product cycles are getting shorter and shorter across the board because innovations are more rapidly copied by competitors, pushing down margins and transforming today's consumer sensation into tomorrow's commonplace commodity.
But Enron's ideas were sound and will eventually become commonplace: commodity markets really are the most powerful and efficient way to allocate electricity, bandwidth, or, for that matter, any kind of exposure to financial risk.
The use of futures markets to reduce short-term price risk for grains and oilseeds, livestock and meat, and food and fibre crops such as coffee, cocoa, sugar and cotton has become commonplace for United States processors, food manufacturers, commodity traders, and to a lesser extent producers.
If parallel programming becomes commonplace, then intelligent memory will be poised for success in the commodity market.
Atomisation nozzles are commonplace.
Nutrition programs are commonplace.
Strikes were commonplace.
Such spats are commonplace.
