Sentence examples for have become a commodity from inspiring English sources

"These private codes have become a commodity that is bought and sold, but not rigorously enforced," Mr. Nadvi said.

Even the cars themselves have become a commodity, since Kaliningrad has a burgeoning marketplace for secondhand European models.

Smart cash registers have become a commodity, and that makes them very cost-effective tools for monitoring revenue.

But as PC's have become a commodity, the Americans have squeezed their Taiwanese suppliers for lower costs.

Computers have become a commodity, sales are stagnating, the industry is maturing, and there is talk of a "post-technology era" in which innovation takes a back seat to improvements in business processes and supply-chain management.

Antitrust aside, government (and the industry itself) may finally realize that network airlines have become a commodity service that probably works best as a regulated monopoly with very standardized service and pricing, like commuter rail.

"News has become a commodity.

Sex has become a commodity too.

"Delivery has become a commodity, making content increasingly more valuable.

Its bluntest point is that Woodstock has become a commodity.

Second, medicine has become a commodity subject to being priced and regulated like any other commodity.