Sentence examples for through commodities from inspiring English sources

She was a communist who believed, like many of her 1960s generation, that change would come not through commodities but through revolution.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit ruled against Bernard Bilski, who had attempted to patent a method for managing weather-related risk through commodities trading.

Sneaking into high-end hotels and luxury apartment buildings to pose for perfect selfies, she posted images of familiar consumer clichés (avocado toast, latte art, yoga) often captioned with trite text and hashtags as a comment on how identity can be constructed through commodities.

We've eaten and drunk our way through commodities that don't come for free, enjoyed (or endured) the service of a host of employees, both front of house and behind the scenes – yet for some reason we find the idea of paying for it all excruciating.

Erik Britton, of City consultancy Fathom, said: "We're all going to feel it: we'll feel it through commodities; we'll feel it through manufactured goods exports, not just from China but from everywhere that has to compete with it; and we'll feel it through wages".

operates its businesses through commodities retailing, which involves in operation of department stores, as well as urban pipeline gas distribution.

And if higher inflation is being imported through commodity prices, any automatic link between lower growth and lower inflation cannot be taken for granted.

As China produces higher value items, it will push down prices of domestically produced goods in ever more industries.A more direct link between developing countries such as China and inflationary pressure comes through commodity prices.

Another London-based energy expert, who previously worked for one of the large oil companies but asked not to be named, said the industry was used to going through commodity price cycles but always found itself surprised by a huge downturn like the present one.

Most of the time, computing resources such as processors, memory and storage are allocated through commodity hardware virtualization, which distinguish cloud computing from others technologies.

Regulatory efforts that champion small-scale operations and activities rather than supporting industrial-sized farms through commodity price supports also warrant consideration.