Sentence examples for this critical commodity from inspiring English sources

There have been many issues to overcome in this unusual deal -- already some environmentalists are threatening litigation -- but none are greater than the psychological hurdle of whether the private sector should be allowed to play such a large role in the management of this critical commodity.

It's hard to imagine the order-of-magnitude level step changes in cost that many of these critical commodities might go through as traditional sources are exhausted can be majorly offset, let alone reversed, unless energy has a slightly negative cost - and in some cases, not even that.

He stayed strong as the price of oil cratered, but Russian president Vladimir Putin has finally been forced to intervene on an even more critical commodity: vodka.

There are also tabs at the top of the page that display a page of nine graphs showing, for instance, NBC's ratings, the number of delinquent credit card accounts within G.E.'s card services division, and the price of benzene, a critical commodity for the plastics division.

Creativity is a critical commodity at Nike, now more than ever.

How supporters react will determine the extent of the difficulties that Wallace will face, however, which means that trust is as much of a critical commodity as finance.

Perhaps it controls large amounts of a critical commodity (Saudi Arabia).

As it increased in social value, sugar became a critical commodity for trade negotiations.

Time is a critical commodity on an inpatient ward.

Tehran's solution has been to offer subsidies on critical commodities such as bread, fuel and sugar.

It also doesn't apply to healthcare workers traveling to work, the news media and people delivering critical commodities or delivering supplies to businesses that provide critical services.