Sentence examples for such a commodity from inspiring English sources

Space is such a commodity in New York, especially.

Broccoli isn't such a commodity, and neither is a cell phone.

His music was the proverbial good companion at a time when I appreciated such a commodity.

This was Paul's stunning debut album, which became such a commodity that Philadelphia International Records reissued it in 1973.

"The pure dial-up I.S.P. play is tough to make money on because it's becoming such a commodity," Mr. Erickson said.

"Particularly in New York City, it makes all the difference, because space is such a commodity, and everybody is trying to use every inch of space.

In fact, a good night's sleep is such a precious commodity that in the past three months alone, more than 20 books on the subject have been published.

Why has empathy become such a prized commodity?

Why do think comedy is such a rare commodity in today's games?

He was not going to part with such a valuable commodity for free.

The Yemenis considered the water such a precious commodity that some would not drink it.