Sentence examples for foremost commodities from inspiring English sources

The strategy served Henry well — Money has called him "perhaps the world's foremost commodities trader" — and in 2001 he was able to use his considerable earnings to help buy the Red Sox, for seven hundred million dollars, the highest amount ever paid for a baseball franchise.

Deflation first hit commodities.

This means understanding that housing cannot be viewed first and foremost as an economic driver or a commodity to add to an investment portfolio; that forced eviction is not development; that land has more than monetary value; and that the private market must be regulated.

BHP always had the reputation as the foremost exponent of diversification potash and oil are both commodities largely untouched by its rivals.

It's business first and foremost in the US, and you're a commodity.

The three painted a rosy picture of the benefits of co-living — community being first and foremost, given that it's become a scarce commodity in today's day and age.

Rather than putting the needs of the offspring (who become adults) first and foremost, assisted reproduction laws are following an outdated child-as-commodity model with its prime goal to protect parental lies.

But the stoic little men, first and foremost, serve as a reminder of the illusory makeup of privilege -- an invisible commodity available to those who step up and own it.

First and foremost: Really?

Children first and foremost.

During his second term, in a time of high commodity prices, Brazil became one of China's primary food and iron-ore suppliers, and China passed the United States as Brazil's foremost trading partner.