Sentence examples for commercial effects from inspiring English sources

Firstly, there have been unintended commercial effects, to say the least.

More generally, we see commercial effects in the evaluation of toxic chemicals such as lead, pesticides, dioxin.

The commercial effects will be obvious, as so much biotechnology, including the rush to patent genes, has assumed the old view that "fixing" an aberrant gene would cure a specific human ailment.

But no publisher, despite differing motivations, can escape the commercial effects of a technological revolution that is in the process of destroying the funding mechanism that has underpinned newspaper companies for more than 150 years.

Growers met the state agriculture minister, Mark Furner on Sunday to discuss the commercial effects of the contamination, which began at a south-east Queensland farm eight days ago.

But the majority agreed with Neal K. Katyal, the acting United States solicitor general, who argued that individual choices not to buy insurance, when taken in aggregate, have clear commercial effects because they shift the cost of caring for the uninsured to other payers.

Another, she ran scissors through a treasured hoard of vintage lace, which she then reworked to commercial effect.

Andy Warhol lined up row upon row of silk-screen photos, mining them for their mind-numbing, commercial effect.

The biggest commercial effect of the new taxes is likely to fall on sport utility vehicles and luxury sedans.

Why, in other words, doesn't China itself seem to be able to use its rich traditions to such brilliant cinematic and commercial effect?

Mamma Mia! was a recent musical film where people broke into song to stellar commercial effect, but the flop all-star movie versions of Nine and Rock of Ages illustrated the perils of bringing musicals into celluloid being.