Sentence examples for challenging commercially from inspiring English sources

"It was becoming challenging, commercially, for us," Morden says.

Then they launched into the Cheoah (pronounced chee-OH-ah) to experience what, almost out of nowhere, has become one of the most challenging commercially rafted white-water rivers in the South.

It was belated because David Hare had provided the epitaph a year earlier when he wrote that "the two most depressing words in the English language are 'literary fiction'" (which sometimes feels like the aspirational, if commercially challenged, cousin of genre fiction).

The Spirit of Innovation Challenge program engages students ages 13 - 18 by challenging them to create a commercially viable product or service to solve a global challenge for the benefit of humanity in one of four categories: Aerospace and Aviation, Cybertechnology and Security, Energy and Environment, and Health and Nutrition.

Refinement in the powder manufacturing process and subsequent treatments are required to meet the specification challenges for commercially produced cold spray powders.

This work applies a data science approach to this engineering challenge, utilizing commercially available TCOs and subjecting them to an array of stressors, including environmental and material stressors.

According to Sharon, people who are experts in their field are able to deal with complex and ambiguous situations, are commercially focused, comfortable about challenging the status quo and making a difference.

The clinical treatment of these infections is challenging because only few antifungal drugs are commercially available.

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.

Measuring the IC by means of the inherent hardware/software systems of commercially available mechanical ventilators can be challenging.

We're challenging anyone to make submissions… but, please, NO commercially-available products/services.