Sentence examples similar to whatever the commodity from inspiring English sources
According to Marx capitalists take advantage of the difference between the labour market and the market for whatever commodity the capitalist can produce.
Murray is more relaxed about his role as sports commodity, whatever the angst that occasionally envelops him on court, most pointedly in a three-hour struggle against Marin Cilic in the quarter-finals.
Like most commodities, oil should sell for whatever the cost of producing one additional unit is — in this case, one more barrel.
One mantra of recent years has been that, whatever the twists and turns of global economic growth, of commodities or of financial markets, "the emerging economy story remains intact".
Whatever the asset class may be — stocks, bonds, real estate, or commodities — the market will seize up if everybody tries to sell at the same time.
Glencore's traders are proving they can increase profits whatever the weather, and top-line operating profits from the mines fell only 4% in 2013, not bad when commodity prices were generally lower.
Some also worry that whatever the accuracy of auction data, using it to track values is a crude exercise that considers aesthetic expressions only as commodities.
"Whatever the human weakness".
Whatever the Americans say.
