Sentence examples for considered commodity from inspiring English sources
Electric motors have provided reliable power for everything from kitchen blenders to submarines for so long that they are taken for granted, considered commodity items like the hard drives in PCs.
Gupta and Rajib (2012) also examined this issue for eight commodities, and they concluded that the Samuelson hypothesis does not hold for the majority of the considered commodity contracts.
To qualify for the secondary market, wines must be considered commodities with resale value, which supposes that they possess ageworthiness.
Mr. Grantham also finds emerging stock markets appealing, along with Japan and "cheap European value stocks," and he advises longer-term investors to consider commodity and energy stocks.
In the same bulletin, it warned that the first "critical pipeline break" in its Syrian operations was expected in January 2015, adding: "Considering commodity lead times, additional resources must be secured by early November to ensure procurement and arrival of supplies in time for January distributions".
Here's a concept: Consider commodity producers with significant foreign sales as an alternative that offers something of a double hedge.
With so much anxiety about a global slowdown, this may seem an odd time to consider commodity minerals — and odder still to think of Australia, the nearest commodity producer to the Asian epicenter of global shock waves.
The laws of supply and demand are easier to understand if you consider commodity goods like lumber, crude oil or concrete.
IJODiamonds.com sells mostly loose diamonds, which are difficult to sell for a high profit because the stones are considered a commodity.
The barber "hires a marketing consultant," he added, "who hangs a banner above the shop, 'We fix $5 haircuts.' " The moral is "don't go down that road of discounting yourself into being considered a commodity," Mr. Smith said.
