Sentence examples for manufactured commodities from inspiring English sources

There is a third factor: manufactured commodities have in fact become accepted as quasi art objects, and there is no more stark example than the sneaker.

Manufactured commodities are an artistic medium?

A sharp drop in the export of manufactured commodities was accompanied by a significant rise in the export of raw materials such as opium, rice, tobacco, and nuts.

And so in a few efficient sentences, Lowry offers us a society that uses its young as brood mares, treats its newborns as manufactured commodities and denies any emotional connection between mother and child.

The post-industrial age has extended this process of displacement, reducing animals to the status of raw materials or manufactured commodities.

As discussed in The Guardian (Reinke-Williams, 2011), British people have defined their identities by possession of manufactured commodities since at least the 18th century, and their desire for such products led to a series of 'consumer revolutions' that enabled Britain to lead the way in industrial production in the past, and in financial services today.

Mark Messier has never been a manufactured commodity; he is too weird looking, too unexpected, too committed to his game.

Profitability ensued as Coke was able to charge a premium price for a simple and stable manufactured commodity.

All three variables are linked to other variables, such as the GDP, the composition of trade (manufactured goods, commodities), or trade balances.

To categorize, in China, the working class is considered to manufacture material commodities, such as clothes, gas, chemicals, and machines, and to offer non-material commodities, which include knowledge, information, management, and services.

Aiming to produce steel in backyard blast furnaces and to manufacture other commodities in hastily erected small-scale factories, it was a spectacular failure.