Sentence examples for commercial fighting from inspiring English sources
The corn syrup manufacturers were so spooked by all the negative publicity that they released a commercial fighting back, saying that their product is "made from corn, is natural, and like sugar, is fine in moderation".
Meanwhile, commercial radio, fighting a recession but not government cuts, is slowly narrowing the gap in audience share with the BBC.
They threw out private military contractor Blackwater and caused unprecedented interest in commercial war fighting.
The intent of the project was similar to that of Commercial Break: fighting propaganda by means of propaganda.
The northern city was the biggest in the country, and its commercial hub, before fighting pounded whole neighbourhoods to rubble, and its streets and mosques are rich with historical and religious significance.
Daniel Libeskind, the master planner for the World Trade Center site, and Larry A. Silverstein, the commercial leaseholder, are fighting over how much Mr. Libeskind should be paid for his work on the 1,776-foot Freedom Tower.
My mother is close in age to Oh and spent years as a professional actress working her way through commercial spots and fighting her way through extremely limited television and film opportunities for women of Asian descent.
TiVo and DVDs are endangering the survival of conventional commercials; advertisers are fighting back, and not just through product placement or sponsoring official Internet sites like Oscar.com.
Quantitative analysis of co-occurring components is fundamental for conformity checking and adulteration alerting (fighting) of commercial oils.
Recognized by the White House as a Champion of Change, Dang has become nationally known for fighting the commercial sexual exploitation of children — helping many heal the pain and shame associated with it.
Ms Parsons said it was not Lita's first litter of puppies but added: "Mr Foulkes maintains the dogs were kept as family pets and not bred for fighting or commercial gain.
