Sentence examples for far from commodities from inspiring English sources

Children born through surrogacy arrangements are far from commodities or accessories.

Notebooks give real meaning to the "personal" in "personal computer"; they are about as far from commodities as you can get.

The Japanese have proven themselves masters of "commodity" businesses; but moviemaking, television production, and book publishing--the "software" businesses that Sony coveted--are about as far from commodity operations as can be.

This was a way to heal, for sure, but for the best fabrics, prices crept past $1,000, a custom-jacket number for what is still not that far from a commodity purchase.

In news stories and on the Svaice website, Olsen – who refused an interview request from the Guardian – has countered this objection, arguing that the glacial ice would be far from a commodity.

Matt Shoemaker was good in 2014, but is far from a proven commodity, and Garrett Richards is trying to return to form from a torn left patellar tendon.

Felton could be the Knicks' best point guard in a decade, but he is far from a proven commodity, with just one playoff appearance and one season with a shooting percentage better than.450 in five years.

The realization of these carbon emission control policies is still far from the "covering all commodities and regions" stage.

He would pay far more attention to the signals from commodities markets than Mr. Greenspan did, and therefore avoid the deflationary mistakes Greenspan made in recent years.

Let me say that the commodity bull market is far from over, and the prices of all commodities are going much higher in terms of U.S. dollars through the balance of the decade.

In these communities, sand is far from disposable; it is a precious commodity.