Sentence examples for volume of commodities from inspiring English sources

Based on the number and volume of commodities in which active futures trading exists, the United States occupies first place.

A moderate decline in business at the present juncture will provide the basis for continued healthy growth in the volume of commodities to be produced and sold during the up-swing of the next cycle.

Other definitions in the CGE core include: import volume of commodities, components of regional/national GDP, regional/national price indices, wage settings, definitions of factor prices, employment aggregates, and accounting identities.

"The main thing that they're doing now is voluntarily reducing the size of their tows... so they're having to take more trips to carry their normal volume of commodities," said Ann McCulloch, spokeswoman for American Waterways Operators, a national trade association representing tugboats, tow boats and barges.

Tellingly, the volume of commodity swaps surged during the bull market before the crisis but has been much lower since then.

Dichlorohydrin is an important intermediate for synthesizing epichlorohydrin, a high volume of commodity chemical largely utilized in the production of epoxy resins.

"The sheer volume of commodity-related debt poses challenges because it means that credit losses from commodity investments will be substantial for many investors," said Mariarosa Verde, Moody's group credit officer.

However, if the number of cars which could be blocked at B is reduced to less than 80 (or equivalently, the volume of commodity A → C were more than 80), then blocking plan 2 would be infeasible and blocking Plan 3 with 360 handlings would be optimal.

These findings consistently show that the social and economic well-being of local rural communities benefits from increasing the number of farmers, not simply increasing the volume of commodity produced (Osterberg and Wallinga 2004).

"Rising export volumes of commodities and manufactured goods have been important drivers of growth," the report said.

A greater analytical understanding of the role of multiplicity in public health systems is critical in preparing the systems of the future to handle the growing numbers and volumes of commodities to meet customers' needs.