Sentence examples for changes in commercial from inspiring English sources
"Capital in the Twenty-First Century" is studded with charts illustrating changes in commercial life over the past century.
Advances in farm productivity (stemming from mechanization and organizational changes in commercial farming) have enabled a smaller labour force to produce greater quantities than ever before.
Also, charts, graphs, and other materials from the "Decade of the Sixties," study about changes in commercial farms in New York State.
Structural changes in commercial polyethylene terephthalate subjected to γ-irradiation were investigated by means of differential scanning calorimetry, viscosity measurements and positron annihilation lifetime spectroscopy.
Additive manufacturing (AM) promises to redesign traditional manufacturing by enabling the ultimate in agility for rapid component design changes in commercial products and for fabricating complex integrated parts.
The policy that finally came out did little more than warn that "rising commercial real estate loan concentrations may expose institutions to unanticipated earnings and capital volatility in the advent of adverse changes in commercial real estate markets".
Viewers will see the initial changes in commercials on Spike for a new series, "Coal," that begins on Wednesday, and for returning series like "Auction Hunters" and "The Ultimate Fighter".
Change in commercial banking is likely to come most quickly in Hungary, where all but two of the main banks are now in foreign hands.
The change in commercial bank reserve requirements, which was announced in mid August by the Reserve, took effect in the week ended Wednesday, and this may have contributed to unusual churn ing in the money markets.
Then four years ago, with the financial crisis and the change in commercial photography to everything being done cheaper and cheaper, everyone having a camera, the dog having a camera, I realized I'd become a chef who wanted to produce a five-course meal for clients who wanted hamburger.
There hasn't been a radical change in commercial jet design since the first De Havilland Comet flew in 1949.
