Sentence examples for popular commodities from inspiring English sources

Tea has been one of the most popular commodities in the world.

Plant based dried food products are popular commodities in global market where much research is focused to improve the products and processing techniques.

Initially gold was one of the more popular commodities as investors sought a real return in an uncertain world, but over the last year it's performance has lagged behind silver".

The initiative grew out of a movement spearheaded by the World Wildlife Fund, a privately funded international conservation organization that, in the early 2000s, began looking into the environmental impacts of the world's most popular commodities, including cotton.

The shirts are already becoming a popular commodity.

We also show that it is compatible with existing high-fanout switches by porting it to popular commodity switching chipsets.

— A hundred years on "The Rite of Spring" has become a popular commodity: not just Stravinsky's score but the whole idea of its neobarbaric modernism and the myths surrounding its scandalous premiere.

Although city gardens are hardly a new concept, what makes this one different, aside from its especially urban setting, is that its produce has become a popular commodity for some of the city's finest restaurants.

While anybody can stage a race, it takes a licensing fee to host an Ironman event, complete with the logo's trademark M-dot, proving again that exclusivity is a popular commodity all its own.

Improving the carbohydrate quality of this popular commodity offers potential as a dietary strategy for preventing and managing type II diabetes and its co-morbidities, thereby promoting population health and alleviating the public health burden of chronic diseases.

It's happened before and it's happened again – a popular commodity appears and is remade in so many permutations and from so many manufacturers that the differentiation ultimately focuses on price.