Sentence examples for commercial attention from inspiring English sources

The schedule also features two world premieres, both likely to draw commercial attention.

There are hopes that the London Games will inspire a new wave of commercial attention in the Paralympics and those who compete in it.

Mr. Metzner's project comes at a time when the area centered on 125th Street is drawing more commercial attention than any time in recent years.

His last novel, "All That Is," published just before he turned eighty-eight, was a stately and singular valediction, one that brought him, at last, the critical and commercial attention he'd long craved and deserved.

And Edward Pearson's 1924 collection of true crime journalism, Studies in Murder, attracted positive critical and commercial attention, as did the work of the Scottish solicitor and crime historian William Roughead.

The far north has become a centre of commercial attention as global temperatures rise, causing ice to melt in a region that could hold up to a quarter of the world's remaining hydrocarbon reserves.

After the one Nike commercial drawing attention to the game's enduring racism, which aired at the start of Woods's pro career, he avoided the issue altogether.

On Tuesday, he began using some of that money to broadcast a 30-second commercial drawing attention to a commission he established to investigate corruption among public officials.

The group's 30-second commercial calls attention to the recent spill of oil sands crude from a decades-old pipeline in Arkansas.

The commercial gained attention in Britain for its provocative humor, which is rare in campaigns for prosaic packaged goods like soup; the spot, aimed at women, compares a husband's rushed lovemaking to the soup's selling point that it can be "ready in two minutes".

So while sponsors spent lavishly to woo viewers to watch the spots — stuffing the commercials with attention-getting devices like stars, special effects and surprise endings — the hoopla had an expiration date.