Sentences with phrase «give our commodities away»
I can't understand why we continue to give our commodities away, why can't we produce our own steel and value added products and sell them to the global market?
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Yet MatchBook seems to fundamentally devalue that core product: it treats eBooks as commodities with no inherent worth; as products that can be given away for nothing as promotional tools.
Those few who crave risk have casinos or day trading or Forex or commodities or some other «zero - sum - plus - costs» game, where they can give their money away to the «house» slowly or quickly.
We believe that asking a family to give up their current furry family members to obtain a service dog promotes the societal view that the animals in our lives are commodities to be thrown away when no longer convenient.
For most airlines, it's actually more affordable to give away miles toward flights than anything else, because that's the commodity they deal in.
«Lawyers are correct about worrying about the economics of commodity pricing, because when a legal offering becomes a commodity there's a good chance it's going to have to be given away.»
«Consumers today are just giving away their time, attention, and data for free — when those are the most valuable commodities in their lives.
Whether it encompasses little more than adding fresh flowers and reducing clutter or involves hauling away and replacing major pieces of furniture, the goal of staging is to put a house's best foot forward and give it the gloss of a marketable commodity, said Barb Schwarz, a Concord, Calif. - based real estate practitioner and former interior designer who first coined the work «staging» back in the 1970s.