Sentence examples for commercial emphasis from inspiring English sources

When he was honoured, he was becoming disenchanted with the heavy commercial emphasis of cricket's management and its client relationship with television.

Arivaca, with its rustic wooden buildings and commercial emphasis on ceramics, art, yoga, meditation and herbal remedies, is like traveling back to the late 1960s and early 1970s, except the hippies are grayer and heavier.

As a result, the link between economic and foreign policy has been restored, with a far more commercial emphasis on trade which I think if you believe, which is obviously true, that the economy is at the heart of everything else, should be the case.

A qualified lawyer who has also been a farmer for more than 30 years, he was a key figure behind Steele's appointment in June last year, drawn to Steele's promise that he would put rugby at the centre of the RFU's operations after the commercial emphasis of the previous chief executive, Francis Baron.

Driven by immediate applications and the utility of undifferentiated material for subsequent modification, there has been a significant commercial emphasis placed on the production of buckyballs and CNTs.

In this paper we consider the way in which two representational forms, scenarios and design breakdowns, which have emerged in the traditions of human-centred design are relevant within the recent commercial emphasis on rapid application development (RAD).

They were divided into two parts -- 100 Percent Design (commercial in emphasis), and Designers Blockk (experimental).

"And you can't import America in its entirety, it's not physically possible," the satirical ad says, mimicking the original commercial's emphasis on American pride as an exclusive commodity.

The selection of shows has also been more commercial, with an emphasis on the tried and tested.

Much recent renovation or new construction has been as-of-right and heavily commercial, with an emphasis on retailing.

In commercial radio, the emphasis can be on how to improve the show, rather than on personal career development.