Sentence examples for kind of commodities from inspiring English sources

Two ace pitchers changed teams this month for precisely the kind of commodities the Mets could have offered.

Steven R. Werbner, the town manager, said, "On top of everything we're facing today, to face a doubling in these kind of commodities really hurts us".

Today, by providing space for a kind of commodities exchange, the markets have transformed an urban landscape into a cultural experience.

Other companies are trying to build a kind of commodities market in the metropolitan region in which reduced energy use -- and the resulting cleaner air quality -- will itself become a salable product that could further impel the conservation movement.

It includes all international activities of organizations including export and import of any kind of commodities and/ or services, whether tangible or intangible assets (also the money transfer or payment) which somehow are subject to restrictive regulations (Dual-Use, Sanctions and restrictive measures etc).

Energy in a restaurant has become a kind of commodity.

What Star Wars did invent was a new kind of commodity.

That question leads to others: What kind of commodity is a book?

Adam Smith's idea of employment as a kind of commodity has rarely appealed to the Italian mentality.

There is a feeling, expressed often and with great emotion, that this kind of commodity should not be hawked like software — with annual upgrades you have to buy.

If Marx were around today he would be hard at work in the British Library trying to make us understand a very different kind of commodity fetishism.