Sentence examples for commercial evolution from inspiring English sources

But while the genre has certainly garnered infamy, it has also helped keep a struggling industry afloat and has allowed for two decades of commercial evolution and innovation.

Nonetheless, Mr McClure calls the Autodesk system a "milestone" in the commercial evolution of MT. Technical support represents an untapped market for MT, he says.

To some analysts, the increase in Internet companies that offer free access is the next logical step in the commercial evolution of the Internet, naturally following the advent of so-called portals, or gateway sites, and free e-mail.

The festival's role in propelling forward musicals like "Next to Normal," "Altar Boyz" and "[title of show]" in their commercial evolution has clearly infected fans eager to be in on the next discovery.

Because of the mountains, Spanish exploration, regional commercial evolution, and the present road and railway systems developed independently on the Mexican Plateau and in the Pacific Coastal Lowlands of Sinaloa and Sonora states.

For the time being, streaming media are still at a relatively early point in their commercial evolution.

A pastiche of the recent Dove commercial, Slob Evolution was made by our piss-taking pals at Campaign Against Real Life.

Evolution to the C-RAN has already started in advanced commercial long-term evolution (LTE) networks [5 7].

Biles has recently teamed up with Tide PODS for a commercial called "The Evolution of Power" (scroll down to watch) that stars Biles and includes footage of gymnasts Nadia Comaneci and Dominique Dawes.

Among the three Republicans seeking the right to take on the Democratic incumbent, Greg Musil, a moderate, has run television commercials mentioning the evolution vote and saying, "I'm embarrassed that Kansas is now being called a backward state".

Lisa Nocella, total communications director on the Army account at the McCann Worldgroup North America unit of the McCann Worldgroup in New York, called the commercials "the natural evolution" of the agency's Army campaign, which first featured "the voice of the soldier," added "the voice of the parent" and now includes "the voice of the prospect".