Sentence examples for and developing a commercial from inspiring English sources

Commenting on the show, the GCap Media operations director, Steve Orchard, said sharing talent such as Bates across the GCap Media group and developing a commercial venture like the CD is something the company as been working on in recent months.

In the interim, Lady Bird got married, had two kids and developed a commercial career.

Culturally specific shows offered more artists more opportunities to exhibit, find an audience and develop a commercial base.

Assuming the city plan clears several more legislative hurdles, the Cubs will stay in Mesa for 25 more years and develop a commercial district nearby.

Colt turned to artisan gun makers from Bavaria and developed a commercial use for Waterman Ormsby's grammagraph to produce "roll-die" engraving on steel, particularly on the cylinders.

Scientists have identified and studied patients with vincristine-induced neuropathy and identified the enzyme that metabolizes vincristine, found genetic markers for poorly functioning variants, and are developing a commercial test for patients with weakened forms of the enzyme.

Hartung is applying for a patent and is also developing a commercial entity to produce mini-brains, perhaps starting this year.

Given the significant time and financial costs of developing a commercial drug, it remains important to constantly reform the drug discovery pipeline with novel technologies that can narrow the candidates down to the most promising lead compounds for clinical testing.

Following the curriculum audit was a commission to develop an 18-week short film course and two six-week film units (one on developing a commercial and one on the genre of Film Noir), suitable for implementation in a high school course.

Mr. Brown, who is developing a commercial and residential project in Harlem that is also sponsored by the City Department of Housing Preservation and Development and the New York City Housing Partnership, said that Mr. Mitchell had failed to take advantage of similar opportunities in Bedford-Stuyvesant.

It built Far Niente's 400-kilowatt floating array on a 1.3-acre pond in 2007 as a special project and has spent the last four years developing a commercial version called Floatovoltaics that executives say is competitive in cost with a conventional ground-mounted system.