Sentence examples for commerce are increasingly from inspiring English sources

Business associations and chambers of commerce are increasingly involved in public policy in Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Jordan and Kuwait.

Open-floored commercial buildings in the area, a former printing hub still mostly zoned for commerce, are increasingly home to media and advertising companies.

But commerce is increasingly prized in the book industry, which has been shaken by declining sales.

Digital certificates are issued by VeriSign, as well as other companies, to prove identity in a digital era where commerce is increasingly transacted anonymously over computer networks.

Of course, commerce is increasingly conducted within and among free-trade areas like the North American Free Trade Agreement or the European Union, and investment is seeking out subnational special economic zones.

In an age when commerce is increasingly digitized, moving invisibly through the ether in fractions of a second, the brown-uniformed men and women of the United Parcel Service are a quaint reminder of an earthier time.

Commerce is increasingly shifting online, and shoppers are looking for more and more gifts through sites like Amazon — giving Sense an opportunity to capture that demand.

Commerce is increasingly a strong point for Pinterest as it continues to roll out new products that have the potential to drive additional revenue for the company.

So where do "buy" buttons fit into all this? Commerce is increasingly moving to platforms like Pinterest and Twitter, with Pinterest most-recently launching Buyable Pins — a way to buy products directly from within Pinterest.

Technical writing, like other forms of writing and commerce, is increasingly being targeted to an international audience.

But e-commerce is increasingly done on mobile devices and consumers often have many things going on around them.