Sentence examples for is becoming a commodity from inspiring English sources

Software is becoming a commodity that will only become cheaper to produce as time goes on.

Information, once closely hoarded in many industries, is becoming a commodity.

Today, just about everything is becoming a commodity, except imagination, except the ability to spark new ideas.

"The pricing is crazy mobile broadband is becoming a commodity way too fast," notes Didier Bonnet of Capgemini, a consulting firm.

But search technology is becoming a commodity, and if it turns out there is any money in it, it is not impossible to imagine a hundred mavericks scanning out-of-print books.

It may seem ludicrous to suggest to a working musician that in this new online world, music is becoming a commodity that is traded, cocreated and coproduced by a networked audience.

Handsets are becoming a commodity with shrinking margins.

He felt his story was becoming a commodity.

In the art market, the relics of Liu's rise were becoming a commodity.

Many of the wares that made the IT industry's fortunes in the installation period are becoming a commodity.

Banking services are becoming a commodity, said Stephen Franco, a managing director at U.S. Bancorp Piper Jaffray, an equities research firm in San Francisco.