Sentence examples for commercial ethos from inspiring English sources

But Coolmore's commercial ethos demands new champions on the grid each year.

And as Helen Epstein recounted in "Joe Papp: An American Life" (1994), the company's pronounced aversion to the commercial ethos of Broadway remained an obstacle even when backers stepped forward for an uptown transfer.

Working close to technological frontiers (sometimes having to think beyond them) under management systems imbued with a public-sector rather than a commercial ethos, under government budgetary constraints and shifting political priorities, and subject to ever-changing estimates of the threat the system is designed to counter, has produced an expensive and time-consuming procurement system.

Yes, the Obama administration had tamped down the American commercial ethos, but it could only do so temporarily.

Initiatives like theirs typically have an anti-commercial ethos: we don't need to buy our food from big chain stores at a high markup, or rely on government handouts, because we can grow our own.

Fed up with New York's commercial gallery ethos, Mr. Egan, 29, and Blaize Lehane, 32, who both worked at the now closed Goff + Rosenthal in the mid-2000s, partnered in January in Ramiken Crucible, a gallery originally founded in 2009 by Mr. Egan in an illegal Lower East Side basement.

One of the new metrics that the ITU is measuring in its report out today is to measure "digital natives" across the world, defined as 15-24 yearss [old] with five or more years of online experience".It's an interesting, slightly odd development to see an organization that is somewhat fusty and non-commercial in its ethos effectively cotton on to a marketing term.

In a world where we have seen a lot of backlash when consumer-focused social media sites — very non-commercial in their ethos — have started to turn on the revenue-generating machine, that could be a very useful quality when it will come down to monetizing that content, and Snapguide growing up.

By embracing an anti-commercial, community-driven ethos, more extreme than the New York forefathers he looks up to, he sees it as a way to keep the radical possibility of club spaces alive.

The milieu may change, but the ethos of commercial revenge fantasy stays the same.

The Serco Group now runs everything from prisons to railways in more than 30 countries, combining, in the words of its website, "a deep public service ethos with the commercial know-how that gives us the ability to deliver".