Sentence examples for extraordinary commodities from inspiring English sources

For a firm that trailed its rivals and was missing out on an extraordinary commodities boom, she seemed just the tonic.Granted, some managers were irked, and remained so throughout her tenure.

The Trouble As Business Booms, A Marriage Fails Mr. Rich's exile coincided with an extraordinary moment in commodities trading.

Investors hoping that 2009 will be better point out that 2008 was marked by two major phenomena unlikely to be repeated: the near-collapse of the world financial system along with the subsequent de facto government takeover of many banks, and the extraordinary bubble in commodities prices that burst in the second half of the year.

The whole nation is prospering, having benefited both from the extraordinary rise in commodity prices of the past few years and from increased trade with the United States, the European Union and, above all, the rising economies of East Asia, especially China.

BOOK -- "Becoming a Category of One: How Extraordinary Companies Transcend Commodity and Defy Comparison" by Joe Calloway (2003) WHY -- "I'm given many management/business books by friends, colleagues and business partners but have little time to read.

But it is still up 154% from a year earlier.As with so much to do with commodities, the extraordinary rise in freight rates is partly because of China's appetite for raw materials.

Thanks to extraordinary demand (and prices) for commodities, primarily from China, migration has since been reversed.

Commodities Trades One issue that was never investigated was Mrs. Clinton's extraordinary profits in trading in the commodities markets over nine months in 1978 and 1979.

Yet this bad environmental news is linked directly to some of the best news for the economy in years: Brazil's extraordinary performance as an exporter of commodities.

The March inflation report, due April 16, "will capture the extraordinary surge in oil, food and commodity prices that we've seen over the last few weeks," said Joseph Brusuelas, chief United States economist at the research firm IdeaGlobal.

Personally, it looks to me like the Chinese government is doing a decent job of slowing the economy gradually and judiciously, but I would have to defer to Jim's extraordinary track record in matters that affect commodities.