Sentence examples for mass commodities from inspiring English sources

In a democratic, free-market society, commercial entities might well promote cloning, but such marketing has not turned in vitro fertilization or the freezing of bodies for later resurrection into mass commodities.

Prices of mass commodities, including crude oil, experienced another sharp fall after an unexpected devaluation of the Chinese renminbi in August, followed by disruption in European and American stock markets. .

But many of those who comprised Hendrix's inner circle in London now talk about some demise in his mental agility once he became popular in his native US, a mass commodity caught between the triangle of his own "racially transgressive" music, his blackness and the black power movement, and his overwhelmingly white audience.

"So," he explains, "our shoes have moved from being mass-commodity items to being specialist and different".In that sort of market, argues Mr Loake, the only way to go is to make shoes better rather than cheaper.

His work was born of a time -- the 1980's -- when neo-Pop artists like Jeff Koons, Ashley Bickerton and Haim Steinbach were producing artworks that masqueraded as mass market commodities.

"The film, for better or for worse, made us a mass market commodity".

"Textiles was the first mass tradable commodity, so I've been investigating the globalised trade over the last thousand years".

At the same time, both fashion and celebrity were becoming conspicuous mass-market commodities, a situation to which photography had already contributed heavily.

Thus began the largest experiment in industrialised housing in history, where homes would become mass-produced commodities like cars, fridges and TVs.

To such an extent that it is very hard for any mass produced commodity to be completely free of modern slavery.

It takes in huge amounts of money from the sale of mass-market commodities and cleanses some of it with the production of cinematic masterworks.