Sentence examples for commercial because of from inspiring English sources

"He'd like to fly everywhere, but that can get expensive, since he doesn't like to fly commercial, because of the terrorist thing.

Kenneth Callahan, the village administrator, acknowledged that there was a fair amount of residential construction, "some of which looks like it could be commercial because of the size of these structures".

"The timing was perhaps unfortunate," Mr. Nielsen allowed, explaining that his campaign chose to highlight Mr. Lieberman in its commercial because of the senator's popularity in his home state.

Can you tell me what it is? A. The song, dear reader, is "Beep-Beep-Beep" by Bobby Day and the Satellites, and it seems to be in the commercial because of its opening line, "Looking for you baby, searching all the world around," which plays as viewers watch the driver searching for the parking space.

He said senior US candidates still spent up to 80% of their budget on television commercials because of the "quasi-hypnotic" effect of the medium.

Montclair, N.J., is particularly popular as a site for filming commercials because of its spacious properties and proximity to the city.

If the experiment is deemed a success — that is, if more viewers than usual watched the broadcast live and sat through the commercials because of it — then we can make justifiably dark predictions about the future of TV drama.

Advertising time that NBC had held out in case it might have to offer free commercials because of ratings shortfalls, known as "make-good" ads, suddenly became available for sale at rates pushed higher by the initial ratings performance.

"At this point, liquor ads have saturated cable," said George A. Hacker, director for the Alcohol Policies Project at the Center for Science in the Public Interest in Washington, who has long fought against such commercials because of fears that they are more visible to children than print ads and glamorize drinking more.

It's able to figure out which portions of a program are commercials because of how they're filmed – with quick cuts, for example.

"Terrorists who are no longer able to hijack commercial airliners because of increased security at commercial airports may turn to G.A. airports and aircraft to conduct operations," the notice said.