Sentence examples for special commodities from inspiring English sources

They have a long history, and each has developed its own reputation for special commodities and services.

"There can be some fairly significant dollars attached," said Philip J. Lindau, president of the Pillsbury Company's flour milling and special commodities division.

This is partly because of their aspirations for progression and recognition, but also because of their articulated respect for medicines as special commodities that require accompanying knowledge about indications, contraindications and broader health topics.

"That makes me a very special commodity".

In addition, there are a number of indexes for special commodity groups such as various categories of pharmaceutical preparations.

Music is a very special "commodity", as you put it [Looks at me as if it was a dirty word].

"There are only a few fighters that transcend the sports pages, but De La Hoya is a very special commodity".

The urban public transport system is portrayed as a special commodity market where passenger is consumer, transit operator is producer and the special goods is the service for passenger's trip.

He has leadership skills and personal qualities that make him a special commodity and I am delighted we have acted decisively to make sure he is wearing a Liverpool shirt next season.

I am determined to focus on making meaningful change in my relationships, to address how I spend that special commodity "free time," to make time for joy in small ways and to recognize that it is time for a more spiritually-focused life.

Where water is regarded as a special commodity or has emotional or religious importance, governments are reluctant to charge farmers for irrigation.