Sentence examples for commercial aim from inspiring English sources
The gallery that he opened on the ground floor of his Islington home in the mid-1980s was much more geared to the promotion of the work of friends and colleagues than any commercial aim.
The commercial aim of the consortium is to produce a compact, user-friendly device with an emphasis on reliability and portability which can easily be transported for specialised on-site work, such as beam-lines or telescope facilities.
But the company denies that its program has commercial aims.
The latter is far more commercial, aimed at the mainstream.
The rodents appeared subliminally in an otherwise forgettable Republican television commercial aimed at Mr. Gore.
The commercial aims squarely at the many Californians who prize environmental protection and alternative energy.
The combination of social and commercial aims can be a powerful force for change.
The commercial aimed to target, in particular, married women in the suburbs of swing states Colorado, North Carolina, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
A commercial aimed at women, for example, omits battle scenes, while another, aimed at young men, includes them.
They're doing it in a TV commercial aimed at John McCain, who –unlike Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton — is strongly anti-choice.
Most American allies believe it is possible both to contain Mr Hussein and meet their humanitarian (and commercial) aims.
