Sentence examples for quantities of commodities from inspiring English sources

These lines grew far faster than the quantities of commodities traded by the company.

But Indians from the prime minister's office on down frequently point out that per capita, India uses far lower quantities of commodities and pollutes far less than nations in the West, particularly the United States.

Mr. Xie said that China's trade deficit was probably worse than the latest statistics suggest, because smugglers bring in large quantities of commodities, especially diesel, without declaring them to customs officials or paying the proper taxes.

The prince campaigns vociferously for reductions in greenhouse gas emissions and recently attacked the global food industry over the problems caused "when we ship vast quantities of commodities halfway round the world".

In addition, though many think of Africa's wealth primarily in terms of oil and metals production, urbanization across the continent and growing middle classes in many countries ensure that African economies that don't export huge quantities of commodities have grown almost as quickly as those that do.

The direct link design is commonly used for moving large quantities of commodities between two ports.

The decidedly unsexy truth of the matter is that Wal-Mart is best at selling large quantities of commodity products in apparel to a decidedly basic core customer segment that is looking for price, quality and brand (brands where they can get it) and in that order".

The result is shown in the right-hand column of the Table, where the quantity of commodities supplied minus the quantity demanded multiplied by the price level (p) is equal in value to the excess demand for money.

The correlation analysis compared Establishment Category, Size, Delivery Duration, Quantity of Commodities and Supply Chain characteristics.

Therefore, consumers will be more sensitive to the price and quantity of commodities and pay little attention to the trading environment.

Environmental improvement likely requires a shift from policies focused on the quantity of commodities produced to policies focused on pattern and process of production in multifunctional agricultural landscapes, and we discuss how policies that promote extensification abroad might inform domestic agricultural policy reform.