Sentences with phrase «valuable commodities on»

And speaking of up close and personal, one of the most valuable commodities on Banoi is deodorant.

Compared to BMW's M product line, very few vintage Alpinas were built and sold, making the few that remain very valuable commodities on the volatile BMW marketplace.

«Two - thirds of the most valuable commodities on earth rely on bees and other pollinators to produce well,» Ricketts said.

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«That becomes a quite valuable commodity,» Mortimer says, adding that the valuation is more attractive than some of the IPO companies listing on the NYSE.

The idea that data could be a valuable commodity just wasn't on anyone's radar yet and, in fact, wouldn't be for decades.

Jan Gilhuis, Senior Program Manager at IDH, added: «This is a unique and promising collaboration of experienced supply chain partners, bringing joint investments and technical knowledge on two distinct and valuable commodities together in the promotion of farm income diversification and sustainable farming.»

Well, if it's no big deal to take losses on your most valuable commodities then none of this matters, they might as well trade him for some lemon heads if it's «so what»... lol, but it was never my position that they cared or that it mattered to them (i'm sure it does since they have their money on the line) but if it doesn't then it doesn't lol

Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial may compete with one another sometimes for minutes on the pitch, but both remain productive scorers for Manchester United and extremely valuable commodities in the football world.

Nonetheless, as budgets soar and studios rely more heavily on tentpoles that can at best meet tall expectations, a surely profitable series such as this is a valuable commodity.

For extra valuable insight on the impacts of contango and backwardation, please watch this special interview with Bob Greer, Executive Vice President & Manager of Real Return Products, PIMCO and Boris Shrayer, (former) Managing Director & Global Head of Commodities Marketing, Morgan Stanley.

As a commodity broker I have observed MANY traders, many of them were new traders, and this allows me to share with you some valuable observations I hope will help you start your futures trading journey on a much smoother road than most.

Another reason to be upset: Even though Grennan claims his giant «pit bulls» dispel negative connotations about pit bulls, Grennan still puts on a «training suit» and gives the dogs the aggression training sessions that make them such valuable commodities.

Dear Tracey, United frequent flier miles can be a valuable commodity, because it is easy to search for award availability on United's website and because United tends to have more award seats available than its competitors.

image by Matti Mattila There is a whole system of exchanges that happen on the web based around one of the most valuable marketing commodities out there.

Along with his focus on cultural overtones, Hammons's work also discusses the notions of public and private spaces, as well as what constitutes a valuable commodity.

We are converting something our neighbors complain about — high winds on a winter night — to a tangible good, a valuable commodity.

Social anthropologist Stanley Kurtz studied McKibben's most receptive audience, college students, and concluded McKibben was not merely fear mongering with his rhetoric and activism, but created and sold the notion of victimization, a valuable commodity, especially on college campuses.

People who saved their certificates would be sitting on a valuable commodity so lowering the cap would be a popular move.

The lawyers who comprise our global infrastructure, mining and commodities group provide valuable legal advice on some of the world's most significant projects and transactions spanning multiple markets, sectors and regions.

As a result, data has become regarded as the most precious commodity on the planet; more valuable than oil and with seemingly limitless potential applications.

Based on the belief that time is one of the most valuable assets mankind possesses, this cryptocurrency aims to establish a time - value transmission network to allow the exchange of time as a commodity.

Top candidates are a valuable commodity to recruiters and are not on the market long — sharp recruiters will try to place them quickly.

The commitment you've shown to protecting our country and the freedom we have built generations on is a valuable commodity in civilian life.

It's practically a sell sheet in a box, turning the candidate's experience profile into an effective self - marketing piece that presents the jobseeker as a valuable commodity and lists important skills such as networking and client negotiation that should be on any account manager's resume.

Time is a valuable commodity, especially when your days are filled with property showings, listing appointments and presentations, prospecting for new business, following up on pending contracts, and contacting existing clients.