Sentence examples for commercial attempts from inspiring English sources

The commercial attempts to redeem itself by supporting the rescue-dog cause.

In the seventies, he recorded a stretch of confusing commercial attempts, which were followed, in 1974, by a re-formation of the Walker Brothers.

Commercial attempts to create mind-reading EEG gadgets have largely been gimmicks, and when I try the £165 DIY human-human interface from the videos, I seem to just give my friends electric shocks.

While it might be a stretch to say that we are in danger of creating a vast digital wasteland, entertainment of marginal quality dominates commercial attempts on the Internet to reach a mass audience and, sad to say, the most consistently profitable sites deliver pornography.

As well as numerous small-scale projects, commercial attempts to harness wind power are on the increase.

However, public TV has the edge on any commercial attempts to film the Goetz story.

Architectural purists branded the project "McWright", a commercial attempt to profit from Wright's name even though his original plans had been changed eight times.

Similarly, Spotify, a popular European music-streaming service, cannot be reached from America.Yet it is another kind of commercial attempt to carve up the internet that is causing more concern.

Given my experience in distributing food for free in Greece and Cyprus, this is a more commercial attempt to sell basic food for 25p per item to those unwaged or low waged living around Park Royal".

The team behind the venture says that boutiques.com is a commercial attempt to create a kind of order for women who feel overwhelmed by the huge amount of choice they are given both on the high street and by the average fashion e-tailer.

A company with perhaps the most ambitious commercial attempt yet to combat junk E-mail plans to announce on Monday that it has begun distributing a test version of its system, which is intended to intercept unwanted messages as they travel through the Internet.