Sentence examples for Commercially speaking from inspiring English sources

Commercially speaking, you underestimate the appeal of local talent at your peril.

Commercially speaking, tampons and sanitary towels are a similar proposition to razors: they're essential products that consumers buy regularly, but which have seen little innovation for decades, and the market is largely controlled by a handful of multinational conglomerates.

Commercially speaking, she says that with access to 500 weavers, she can produce 500 to 1,000 over three month periods.

Commercially speaking, it was shrewd of Disney to pair their lavish live-action film of Cinderella with Frozen Fever, a seven-minute cartoon featuring the characters from the world-conquering Frozen.

Save time and stick it to The Man, commercially speaking.

Concerns over stability by countries such as France and Belgium are not wholly disinterested, commercially speaking.

Among other things they defy the marketing requirement that music must, in order to be commercially successful, speak to the youthful demographic that drives radio airplay.

And because the film was, relatively speaking, commercially successful, it enabled us to raise rather more money than we normally did to make Topsy-Turvy.

Product has been deployed commercially as we speak.

That "Get Out" not only exists, but has done so well commercially and critically, speaks to how far Hollywood has come in terms of on-screen representation of white and black love.

No other vocal coach in history has been more commercially successful in both the speaking and singing fields.