Sentence examples for enough commodity from inspiring English sources

Did I have enough commodity exposure in my own portfolio?

But is he or any other racehorse a valuable enough commodity to build a lucrative hedge fund around?

At 17 and as an African-American, Mr. Ross is already a rare enough commodity in the business.

But Mr Bongo brought decades of tranquillity, a rare enough commodity in Central Africa; order, and prosperity for a close and favoured few.

But thanks to growth in developing nations, world industrial production recently passed its previous peak — and, sure enough, commodity prices are surging again.

Nabokov's ambition, as a young man, was to give Véra "a sunny, simple happiness," a rare enough commodity for Russians of their generation.

It's one of those things where there are too many people in the industry and not enough commodities to go around.

Interestingly enough, while commodity flows appear to be symmetrical when commodity types are examined at the most aggregate level (10 categories), this symmetry is broken when commodity types are considered at the most detailed level (176 categories in the NST of 1970).

Jen-Hsun Huang, Nvidia's chief executive, figures that the chip incorporates enough cheap commodity components that, once these cost savings take hold, Android tablets will by this summer cost as little at $199.

One possibility is that a recession in this country, should it occur, would suppress demand enough that commodity prices would fall substantially for the first time in several years.

In the precolonial period the country normally produced enough agricultural commodities to feed its population, and it even maintained a surplus for export.