"Society doesn't view sex workers as people, but rather commodities," he said.
But brimstone is essentially just sulfur, a rather expensive commodity when compared with, say, coal.
The current crisis was inspired by financial shocks rather than commodity disruptions.
[This] is a rather underestimated commodity in some people but it's to be admired and not denigrated.
For the rest of us, the fortunate millions, repossession should mean something else - a reconnection with the idea of home as comfort zone rather than commodity.
Lately, the skills Jonel learned in his youth have turned out to be a rather hot commodity, and so he has decided to take those skills in new directions.
1. Farm Policy: Vote on an amendment to a 10-year, $171 billion farm bill that would give $19 billion to conservation programs rather than commodity programs for the largest farmers.
As a standalone company, it has invested in impressive new production facilities at plants in Dresden and Regensburg.By specialising in high-value chips, rather than commodity chips, and by focusing on designing chips for specific industries, Infineon has largely avoided the brutal competition from Asian producers that has wiped out much of Europe's chipmaking capacity.
She did not propose exotic fantasy: she did promise that the ingredients had not been tested on animals, were not synthetic, and - long before the Fairtrade movement - that they had been sourced directly from the world's ground-level growers rather than commodity brokers.
That would make contact with reality a rather expensive commodity.
