Sentence examples for commerce-driven from inspiring English sources

"Everything is too commerce-driven," he said.

It is one of the best counter-balances that remains to our cult of lonely, commerce-driven individualism.

Vital is the artist as nomad, as iconoclast, not as the commerce-driven, status-conscious version we've become too familiar with.

The most obvious ones involve what Lisa Saltzman, a professor at Bryn Mawr College, calls our "media-saturated, commerce-driven world".

Why can't we work artistically rather than polemically with today's new merging of high and low culture to form a commerce-driven mass culture?

But the Paris-Moscow-Beijing axis of greed -- whose commerce-driven politicians seek to prop up the doomed Saddam in the U.N. -- will find its policy highly unprofitable.

If they succeed, they become counterculture -- no, let's say counter-commerce-driven institutions in their own right.

An exit for Mark Pearson's Markco Media, best known for being the parent company of MyVoucherCodes.co.uk, but also a prominent investor in UK online marketing and e-commerce-driven startups, including most recently Last Second Tickets.

I've been up, I've been down, I've been rich, I've been poor... It's another chapter in my life but it's not commerce driven.

But from the post office's perspective, not only is the move into electronic commerce driven by irresistible economic imperatives, it is as natural an evolution as abandoning the pony express for the mail train, the railroads for airmail.

New York-based Jupiter Communications, another influential analyst firm, predicts online commerce driven directly by the primary portals will grow only slightly, from 18% in 1999 to 20% by 2002.