"We have hopes that additional dollars will be placed in this legislation," said Representative Jerry Moran, Republican of Kansas, who complained that farmers in his state were fetching low prices for wheat.
The key is the use of sophisticated "adjuvants", delivery agents that can reduce the amount of precious antigen required even as they greatly enhance its effectiveness.Vaccines used to be seen as low-technology, commodity products that fetched low margins in rich countries and none at all in poor ones.
In general, pastoralists tried to avoid selling sick animals because they fetched low prices.
It is easy enough to sell a large shop in a good location with a tenant on a long lease, but vacant shops have been fetching low prices at auction.
30 This explains why, under normal times, pastoralists are often reluctant to sell off their herds for fear of fetching low prices offered by traders, and this tendency persists to dry seasons.
My job as manager is to buy low, sell for a profit and then fetch in low again.
Any such deals are still weeks away from completion, however, and those transactions are likely to fetch only low hundreds of millions of dollars at most.
China had a trade surplus in computers, video cameras, TVs and telephones; but it had a deficit of $92 billion in electronic components, including semiconductors, integrated circuits and audio and video parts.China fetches low prices for its high technologies.
The first generation of these agents offered to introduce people to new books (as on Amazon.com), schedule a meeting of six busy people, fetch the lowest price for a refrigerator advertised on the Web or suggest items for purchase.
Crops should be sold according to their popularity––crops, which make animal feed, tend to fetch the lowest prices, while crops like tomatoes, strawberries and potatoes can fetch higher prices, especially since some people choose to only buy some crop produce rather than grow the crops themselves.
