Sentence examples for will be a commodity from inspiring English sources

Once it's off the ground, he said, "garbage will be a commodity".

The goal is to make a gripper such that it will be a commodity similar to the robot arms.

For those who don't cheer at the prospect of a post-work world, satisfaction will be a commodity to pay for: our moods and happiness controlled by drugs; our excitement and emotional attachments found not in the world outside, but in immersive VR.

For those who don't cheer at the prospect of a post-work world, satisfaction will be a commodity to pay for: our moods and happiness controlled by drugs; our excitement and emotional attachments found not in the world outside, but in immersive VR. Homo Deus is published by Harvill Secker in September.

Under such circumstances, It isn't hard to envision a society where a well-rounded education and a good-paying job will be a commodity available only to the most privileged young people in the top 1percentt, while everyone else is relegated to unaccredited institutions and life of low-wage work that will reinforce the wealth gap between those at the very top and everybody else.

Alicia Florrick will be a hot commodity when "The Good Wife" returns for Season 4. In a new video interview, series star Julianna Margulies told CBS that her character will be in-demand at Lockhart/Gardner.

That will be a vital commodity if the Pentagon keeps troops here for an extended period.

The Wall Street Journal reported today that Motorola had encountered difficulties in delivering camera phones, which analysts anticipate will be a hot commodity this year.

Several rival services are also planned, one of which will rely on as many as 924 small satellites.Hand-held satellite telephony, if it works at all, will be a luxury commodity, at least to start with.

Perennial ice in Europe then will be a rare commodity: forecasts for Switzerland show that 90% of the country's glaciers will have disappeared by the end of the century.

At press time Mr. Berloni remained undecided about whether he would bring one of his dogs to the awards ceremony this weekend, but if he does, that living, breathing animal will be a rare commodity among the feathered, hoofed and fanged critters on display this season.