Sentence examples for commercial idea from inspiring English sources

"It's a totally commercial idea," said Rachel Campbell-Johnston, chief art critic for The Times of London.

Watanabe is a protégé of Comme des Garçons, who every couple of seasons comes up with a killer commercial idea.

"With nonfiction, you can hold out hope with what is a remarkable and appealing and commercial idea," he said.

It sounds like a fine, even commercial, idea, yet in an age that runneth over with sporting statistics, there is no authoritative all-inclusive ranking.

It sounds like a fine, even a commercial, idea, yet in an age that runneth over with sports statistics, no authoritative ranking is all-inclusive.

Re "Now, Many Words From Our Sponsor; Fay Weldon Produces a Novel Commissioned by a Jeweler" (front page, Sept. 3): This is a wonderfully crass commercial idea.

"You go to America and they have commercial ideas for breakfast".

3) Rio+20 was an extraordinary trade fair of political, social, technological and commercial ideas.

The high street, however, is where communities often come together, and where good commercial ideas are often shared.

When the Coast Guard originally sold the island to the city of New York for a dollar, commercial ideas dominated the dialogue: casinos, biotech centers, fairgrounds.

The myriad new products of recent decades were mostly created by new commercial ideas and tinkering, not by new scientific advances.