Sentence examples for exotic product from inspiring English sources

In December, the CME Group started offering a more exotic product, the "deliverable interest rate swap future".

Despite the added economic difficulties of marketing a highly exotic product, brands like Urwerk, also of Geneva, set themselves apart starting with their core philosophy.

"There was an explosion of exotic product development, which last year I labelled as socially useless, a phrase from which I in no way draw back," he said.

But by the early 1990s, the Food and Drug Administration had become uneasy about the growing number of exotic product and health claims, particularly after more than 20 deaths were attributed to a "natural" sleep remedy.

Despite the exotic product, with its scent of the sun-swept wilderness, Mr. McQuade, a former management consultant and high-tech executive, has lived in Manhattan since the early 1990s, when he came to New York from Australia to study business at Columbia.

As a result, exotic product variants are often sold unprofitably, since dissimilar products are, of course, more expensive than standard variants due to higher adjustment costs for their development.

As Shin Horie of Goldman Sachs points out, however, it might make more sense to keep mass-market DRAM production in-house and outsource more exotic products, such as logic chips.

Exotic products, new accounting rules and an unprecedented liquidity freeze have left them groping for handholds.

Everybody is used to exotic products you ship in, or the farm-to-table thing.

And trade gave them a reason to, bringing in exotic products that well-paid workers could aspire to.

The East India companies of Europe came seeking the exotic products of Asia: silks, cottons, and precious commodities such as spices and aromatic products.