Sentence examples for but commercialized from inspiring English sources

There has been conflict between traditional and Western-influenced Hawaiian music, mostly pertaining to use of the slack-key guitar, an instrument invented in Hawaii but commercialized by "mainlanders".

But commercializing state-controlled culture built on repression only turns the spotlight on the injustices of China's political system.

In 1987, Ronald Reagan announced that high-temperature superconductor technology would "bring us to the threshold of a new age," but commercializing that technology has proved much more difficult than the original hype suggested.

We observe and emphasize that all the events in Table 1 correspond to soybean and maize which constitute 83% of the commercialized GMOs, whilst other GMOs not displayed in the table, but still commercialized, are canola or cotton.

Scientists honed it at a secretive laboratory in the Siberian city Novosibirsk, he said, but never commercialized the design.

Magnetic random access memory, or MRAM, a technology first developed in the 1970's but rarely commercialized, has attracted the backing of I.B.M., Motorola and others.

But a peek at some of these Web sites suggests that Santa's workshop is not just cluttered -- a quick check last month using search engines that included Yahoo and Google turned up more than 20 such sites -- but heavily commercialized.

Thin-film waveguide devices are extensively investigated, but not commercialized.

Polylactic acid (PLA) has been known since 1845 but not commercialized until early 1990.

According to sources cited by Wikipedia, the first electronic cigarette was invented back in the 60s but never commercialized.

Generally speaking, these accessions collected were morphometrically similar (with similar cultural use, but not commercialized in any significant manner) to those found in Sonora and Arizona (C. annuum var. glabriusculum).