Sentence examples for vital commodities from inspiring English sources
Contrary to predictions, vital commodities such as coal and copper remain abundant.
It seems churlish, at best, to lament easy access to one of the world's most vital commodities.
In boxing terms he is still a baby, but at 6ft 6in and nearly 17st he has vital commodities for greatness – a good chin and a decent punch.
About $7bn£4.3bnbn) in vital commodities – typically grain, coal, heating oil, and cement – moves on the river at this time of year.
The pirate-plagued Gulf of Aden, through which shipments to China of oil and other vital commodities pass, would be an obvious place to become more used to distant security tasks.
Overnight, a vast number of Russians were impoverished, while a tiny minority was able to buy up vital commodities at up to 40 times less than their global market price.
He had credibility, a vital commodity among the cynical press corps.
That will be a vital commodity if the Pentagon keeps troops here for an extended period.
And thus cigar workers, whether in Chicago or Havana, were the first ones in their time who managed to introduce that vital commodity — distraction — onto the work floor.
Few crops illustrate the emerging problems in the global food chain as well as palm oil, a vital commodity in much of the world and particularly Asia.
BAOTOU, China — When Japanese mineral traders learned in late September that China was blocking shipments of a vital commodity, the word came not from a government announcement but from dock workers in Shanghai.
