Sentence examples for current commodity from inspiring English sources

Based on current commodity prices for iron, a stolen manhole cover might fetch more than $30.

The sector thrived locally in the US for many decades until the 1950s, when the current commodity structure took over.

Russia placed third with its hottest current commodity, the pouty, pubescent minxes of t.A.T.u., who were up to their old tricks in Riga.

Here at home Congress recently overrode President Bush's veto to approve a $300 billion, multiyear farm bill awash in subsidy payments regardless of current commodity prices.

The chapter argues that the current commodity investment programs, which are designed either to capture cyclical opportunities or monetize risk premia, are still valid in the current environment.

This paper focuses on enabling both remote attestation and authentication of current commodity low-resource embedded devices to enhance security in the IoT and CPS contexts.

The current, commodity-based payments system to support agriculture, which rewards mass production of selected crops, actually fails a majority of our nation's agricultural producers.

For mining companies, for instance, it might be counterproductive to start releasing financial information less regularly during the current commodities rout.

It followed weekend reports which suggested that Ivan Glasenberg, the chief executive, is open to a bid at the right price, but believes that there are no suitors prepared to stump up enough in the current depressed commodity markets.

Its shares closed up 8.45p at 129.1p, meaning the value of Glencore's stock has nearly doubled in the 10 days since Investec's analysts sent it crashing as low as 68.57p with a note which warned its shares were virtually worthless if the current low commodity prices were sustained.

Their research, supported by numerous data sources and based on a methodology first employed by Costanza, et. al. in 1997 ("The Value of the World's Ecosystem Services and Natural Capital"), considers the total value of ecosystem services to society, not only the current market commodity value of extracted natural resources, agricultural products, etc.