Sentence examples for commercial exercises from inspiring English sources

He had an old-fashioned sense of the responsibilities of being a lawyer in the days before law practices became commercial exercises.

Mr Gordon insisted that the show was not merely a commercial exercise.

This remains a commercial exercise, one carrying a bouquet rather than a packet of novelty condoms.

It's good for us and it's not a vanity exercise; it's a commercial exercise," he says.

"Private entrepreneurship exists in perpetual tension with the state," he writes, "and those tensions seemed more starkly evident in a basketball league organized to be a commercial exercise, even when it actually was not one".

Like Beyoncé's 4 (which contains I Miss You, an Ocean composition), its tracklisting doesn't feel like a commercial exercise – it starts slowly, rather than with an attention-grabbing banger, and takes its time to build in tempo and mood.

It does have great significance as to whether this is seen as a commercial exercise or not.

In this week's Scrubbing Up, Dr Mike Loosemore, head of exercise medicine at the Institute of Sport Exercise and Health at University College London who has been involved in the development of commercial exercise programmes, says people should be encouraged to do more "low-level" exercise - such as simply standing up.

When we sold to just anybody it became a commercial exercise.

Was this, as might be implied, no better than a cynical commercial exercise to make money by publishing low quality work?

In light of the commercial use of origami, copyright law has been exercised to protect the rights of creators.