There's a certain, finite quantity of Mr. Dyer's sentences extant in the known universe.
The market price of food, fresh water, minerals, metals and fuel has never been related to the finite quantity of those resources.
Central banks' quantitative easing policies, which leave more dollars, yen and euros chasing a finite quantity of the commodity, may also be contributing to the rise in prices.
Limited editions of a finite quantity of a particular item greatly enhance the appeal.
Thus, government policy not the finite quantity of any given raw material is the real threat to future energy supplies.
First, the unrelenting campaigning of global influencers, the media and international institutions like the World Bank, has called for government, industry and society to act together to adapt to the limits imposed by the finite quantity of natural resources.
With a finite quantity of resource units, individuals make day-to-day decisions on the extent to which they will seek to maximize benefits from the irrigation system.
After all, they say, there is no finite amount of wealth; the upper classes aren't stealing money from the lower classes.
For a less agent will produce that movement in a less patient in an equal time, and the proportionate equivalent of that patient will be a finite quantity, since no proportion holds between finite and infinite.
"There's this cycle going on that protects big business from having to divide their massive quantities of wealth they're accruing".
Many townspeople were involved in this illegal trade and large quantities of wealth were accumulated.
