Sentence examples for By commercialising from inspiring English sources

We do this by commercialising and showcasing content from the BBC around the world.

Both commercially and politically, these systems are challenging the rights of individual citizens by commercialising our online lives, and building a system that begs to be surveilled.

At MWC 2015, surveillance and the ethical dilemma presented by commercialising private data will for the most part remain off the agenda.

By providing a dairy cow to poor households, Girinka enables them to improve their livelihood through a more nutritious and balanced diet from milk, increased agricultural output through better soil fertility and increased incomes by commercialising dairy products.

In a society where women and men are not equal, prostitution reinforces inequality, reducing women to commodities, and by commercialising sexual relationships makes society more cruel and brutal and less loving for us all.

It was said at the time of purchase that if Murdoch tried to mess with MySpace's "sharing" culture by commercialising it, punters would simply switch to one of the dozens of clones it has spawned from Bebo.com to the upwardly mobile Cyworld.com, which has taken South Korea by storm and is now taking the battle into MySpace's backyard in the US.

Despite this, concerns about the housing circumstances of BME people have receded in housing debates, abetted by a rapidly commercialising social housing sector and a consumerist approach to regulation since 2010.

The technology used by Eustace is being commercialised by Arizona-based World View Enterprises, turning a form of stratospheric exploration into, at best, an adventure sport, and more likely high-end tourism.

Frustrated by Xerox's sluggishness in commercialising the technology, Messrs Warnock and Geschke set off on their own, taking Interpress with them to their new company, where it became known as PostScript.PostScript could be used to describe both graphics and meticulously crafted fonts that Adobe initially adapted from commercial type-makers, and later designed from scratch.

New business models are being built around commercialising open-source wares, by bundling them in other products or services.

Ruled by Muslims before the British, India was a prosperous, rapidly commercialising society.