Sentence examples similar to imperfect commodities from inspiring English sources
Against this, others argue that STEs are a useful response to imperfect world commodity markets.
The market data we have used to describe changes in risk commodity consumption are imperfect measures because these do not capture those commodities manufactured in the home or sold through informal (non-market) productions systems, nor for wastage.
This was an imperfect analogy, since ideas are not commodities traded on markets, like oil futures, stock shares or gold, which are appropriately regulated by government agencies.
Following this assumption, domestic commodities and imports are imperfect substitutable since they have some elements of differentiation that can be observed by final consumers.
So, however imperfect in fidelity or undervalued as a commodity, the recording is out there, circulating, and that does count for something.
John M. McCardell Jr., the president of Middlebury College, is right when he says the admissions process entails "imperfect human beings' exercising their imperfect judgment in rationing a scarce commodity".
To those who argue that the children of the connected receive an unfair advantage, Mr. McCardell, who has been president of Middlebury since 1992, argues that the admissions process entails "imperfect human beings' exercising their imperfect judgment in rationing a scarce commodity".
