Sentence examples for increasing commodities from inspiring English sources

AS MENTIONED yesterday, Paul Krugman has been crusading against a speculation-centred explanation for increasing commodities inflation.

Having proven that family planning is the most cost-effective measure to prevent unwanted pregnancies and reduce birth-related deaths, we have further sharpened efforts to reduce the unmet need of 222 million women - increasing commodities demand and strengthening supply, identifying where exactly the burden is and calculating how much it costs to scale up efforts.

In "A Terrible Bust Is Born" (column, June 30), Roger Cohen chronicles many important problems with the United States and the global economy related to increasing commodity prices.

Kraft raised its prices 7percentt on average in the most recent quarter, and Ms. Rosenfeld said prices would continue to rise next quarter to keep up with increasing commodity costs.

The biggest single factor increasing commodity prices is China's rush to construct factories, other buildings and roads to satisfy a growing, increasingly middle-class urban population with a taste for cars and other consumer goods.

Moody's does not look to predict the retail price but says "we do not fully share this view" of the power industry that UK prices will rise sharply due to the retirement of old coal and oil plants, the government's introduction of a minimum carbon price and increasing commodity costs.

By Andy Borowitz The New Yorker, July 24, 2000 P. 37 SHOUTS & MURMURS in diary form about Alan Greenspan & stock market... On a day like this, I'm so stoked I can almost stop worrying about tightening labor markets and increasing commodity prices.

Arch Coal : Coal mining stocks are on the rise Thursday, in line with increasing commodity prices, which in turn are hoping for a coincident turn in global fortunes.

In fact, it gives a new message for current account since, emerging countries are primarily commodity exporters, and thus increasing commodity price will rise their export opportunities to the overseas.

In particular, the functioning of the food supply chain has merited utmost attention following increasing commodity price volatility and greater emphasis on food security issues (European Commission 2009, McCorriston 2013).

This surge in growth was due in part to increased commodity prices fueled by Chinese demand.