Sentence examples for material commodity from inspiring English sources

Rather, these worlds of coal have different actors, and their domains are ruled by different norms and values about the qualities of coal as a material commodity; yet they overlap and intersect with each other through their complex labour regimes.

At a time when youth appeared to be ascribed a value above any material commodity, Kupferberg, who was already into his 40s, crept under the demographic radar to become a part of that frenetic scene which took on the establishment and its increasingly discredited politics.

Optimists predict that energy, raw material, commodity and import prices, the strongest forces behind rising inflation, are likely to reverse direction and drop significantly.

Acknowledging this truth, I propose a constitutional amendment requiring that a state of war would trigger a draft of human resources and a rationing of material commodities.

Together, they created a high-level framework that has the power to answer questions about innovative technologies and material commodities at the same time.

Marx recognised, parallel to the rise to dominance of industrial production, a struggle between two forms of property: immobile property (such as land) and moveable property (such as material commodities).

The rise of China to a preeminent position in the new global economy provided a huge market for the exports that still characterized most of the region: agricultural products, raw material commodities, and energy.

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.

Most raw material commodities are exported in unprocessed or semi-processed form, and many consumer goods are imported.

The economic slow-down in China is seen as a key contributor to falling markets - not only for oil, but moreso for other raw material commodities.

Thus, we can comfortably extrapolate that precious metals (and really, the whole raw-material commodity complex) will do well for the rest of the decade.