Sentence examples for rich in commodities from inspiring English sources

The Muslim-majority country of 32 million people is central Asia's most populous and rich in commodities including cotton, gold and gas.

But while it may be best known for nomadic herdsmen who produce some of the world's finest cashmere, it is also rich in commodities, like gold, copper and uranium.

Countries rich in commodities, such as Australia, Canada and New Zealand, should fare well.

LATIN AMERICA is rich in sought-after commodities, including narcotics.

"Burma is naturally very rich in the very commodities that will be most valued in the 21st century,... and China will likely bankroll any efforts to exploit these resources," Thant writes.

The first explanation is that Argentina was rich in 1914 because of commodities; its industrial base was only weakly developed.

Also, in looking at Merrill's results, analysts pointed to the firm's relative weakness in commodities trading, a rich area of profits for firms like Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley.

We estimate behavioral parameters, which are used to simulate the impact on the average household of tax reforms entailing either a subsidy on commodities particularly rich in fiber or a subsidy of the fiber density in grain products.

Strunin's even temper and c'est la vie approach are rich commodities in a place like Wallaby Beach, the settlement outside the bauxite mining town of Nhulunbuy where Djalu, his family and an endless stream of visitors live.

Back to the Future, however, might feature some of the most ridiculous jeans, and certainly the most ridiculous car, ever designed, but it is rich in that most commercial of fashion commodities: accessories.

But he scoffed at the way both Clinton and Obama "ask for an excess profits tax on Exxon"–but not on the farmers getting rich off the boom in commodity prices.