The phrase "greater commodity" is grammatically correct.
You could use it in a sentence like: "The greater commodity of time allowed us to finish the project early." In this context, the phrase "greater commodity" is referring to an abundance or a surplus of something.
Canada, meanwhile, saw its currency rise along with a great commodity boom.
It's a great commodity, except that the market is glutted.
"The capitalist system is about taking from the Earth and from the other great commodity, labour.
Time is proving the greatest commodity in Test rugby and as a result Warren Gatland is convinced his Wales team can mount a serious bid for the World Cup.
With the waning of the great commodity boom, which benefited the whole of South America, future economic growth will have to come from productivity, investment and efficiency.
During the last great commodity wave, in the 1960s and 1970s, Paul Ehrlich, a biologist at Stanford University, published "The Population Bomb", which gave warning that the world could not provide for its growing number of inhabitants.
Welcome to the new normal in Latin America, a region that is struggling to replace the easy pickings of the great commodity boom with the hard work of raising productivity.
But alongside them are bigger, but less palpable, failures, both on the economy and in politics.The troubled world economy and the end of the great commodity boom (see article) have hurt Brazil.
Even as he flirted with the Panthers and swapped his nightmares for revolutionary dreams, he knew that his greatest commodity was his street cred — and he pimped it, even as he disavowed it.
Blessed with high-grade ores and cheap energy, Peru's output of copper already the world's third-largest will more third-largest will next three years (see article), thanks to the opening of several low-cost mores.Buthanther than marking a new doublethin bursthef inext three yearsat the twilight of the great commodity boom occaseened by the industriarticleon of China and India.
