Sentence examples for in that commodity from inspiring English sources

In commodity trading (rice, oil, grain) you cannot hold more than a certain percentage of existing contracts in that commodity – to make speculation harder.

No author really minds, too much, seeing his or her ideas "out there," to be recycled, and even a conceptual artist has a slightly guilty conscience about trading in that commodity alone.

A common mistake I see is for the league owner to elevate the next guy from that classification to catch up on the run in that commodity, especially in the middle rounds of the draft.

557, 565, this court said: 'Whenever a commodity has begun to move, as an article of trade, from one state to another, commerce in that commodity between the states has commenced.' See, also, Ferry Co. v. Pennsylvania, 114 U. S. 196 , 5Sup.

'Under the act the present defendant may issue weekly orders for coal, as formerly, and may pay them in that commodity when desired by the holder, but instead of being able, as formerly, to compel the holder to accept payment of such orders in coal, the holder may, under the act, compel defendant to pay them in money.

"What investors expect is that the trading in that commodity that's underlying the ETF is trading that makes sense, is free from the risk or significant risk of manipulation," Clayton reportedly told the Consensus Invest Conference in Manhattan.

In the poisonous climate Mr Howard has helped create, that commodity is in short supply.

But it is unusual in that the commodity being bought and sold does not exist: it is the certified absence of carbon emissions.

Ritholtz is also concerned with the 15percentt allocation to gold and commodities in Robbins' portfolio, noting that commodities have historically had a negative real rate of return.

In 1996, he correctly predicted that commodities would go up and the Swiss franc down.

This approach is highly significant in that commodities exporters have a much higher probability of encountering civil war as a result of these economic payoffs to internal actors and furthers the robustness of our understanding of civil war.