Sentence examples for newer commodities from inspiring English sources

Management of severe acute malnutrition according to WHO guidelines reduced the case-fatality rate by 55% (risk ratio 0·45, 0·32 0·62), and recent studies suggest that newer commodities, such as ready-to-use therapeutic foods, can be used to manage severe acute malnutrition in community settings.

In the last five years, hundreds of billions of dollars have flowed into the commodity futures markets, both from traditional institutions — hedge funds, pension funds and investment bank trading desks, for example — and from the newer commodity-linked index funds and exchange traded funds, which track various commodity market indexes.

The potential is almost unlimited for spin-offs in research, new commodities, new industrial applications".

Malls, filled with shining new commodities, have been built in the large cities and small towns.

In the real world, he said, the competitive weapon that counts is not lower prices, but new commodities and techniques.

The buyers of the new commodities were the growing cities another facet of the complex economic transformation.

Their search for new commodities led them ever farther westward and was the reason for their interest in southern Spain's mineral wealth.

The new commodities have tended to be more highly fabricated and to have more stable prices, and they have therefore dampened the fluctuations in the index.

The secret of his success is cornering the market in coffee, a brew rising in popularity and vulnerable to price manipulation on the city's new commodities exchange.

In east Africa it began lending to coffee farmers for the first time and in Chile it started to support two new commodities – raisins and grapes.

(As in, "Put some cream cheese on that bad boy," instructions to a diner waitress overheard near the new commodities exchange in Long Island City).