Sentence examples for commercial edge from inspiring English sources

Tierney calls the band's sound 'rock'n'roll with a commercial edge.

And now, MUA itself is getting a kind of skin twin — with a commercial edge.

"It's an employment service that reflects the local community but has a real commercial edge," Smith testifies.

Most recently, he has been based in New York, heading a change-management programme for the company, so he recognises a commercial edge when he sees it.

Historically, she added, because illustrations had a more commercial edge and were used primarily for the marketing and communication of style trends, illustrators rarely became household names.

As always with Anderson, the headliners were underscored with clothes that will grow in appeal, that work beyond the catwalk bubble and give that crucial commercial edge.

"I would expect to see Arts Council income edging down and commercial income edging up," he said.

With applications for entrance to Oxford and Cambridge up by 4.3% this year, more students may decide to cast amateur status to the winds and go for the commercial competitive edge.

It is bizarre to switch from Mr. Laurence's elegiac portrait of young men coping with terror and misery to a commercial for Edge shaving cream, promising to end "the warfare between the razor and the face".

Glasgow International The only British city that rivals London as a centre of new art (and has a nicely rougher and less commercial creative edge) celebrates its vibrant scene with a host art events, including a group show at the Tramway co-designed by Martin Boyce and featuring Alexandra Bircken, Sheila Hicks and Amie Siegel among others.

The proposed algorithm has also outperformed a commercial leading edge non-linear integer programming package.