Sentence examples for commercial norm from inspiring English sources

So we use traditional breeds which are grown longer – they are slaughtered at nine months or more, compared to the commercial norm of four – and are fed a varied free-range diet.

In the wake of the success of Game of Thrones there has been no shortage of commodified genre fantasy, but the best writing in this mode is far richer and stranger than the commercial norm.

To the contrary, Mr. Feinerman said, China had undergone "a real pushback" in the last five years on some fronts, reasserting political dogma in some areas where commercial norms and the rule of law had begun to have more sway.

But many of the best filmmakers of the time are working outside of the industry's commercial norms — for example, low-budget independent filmmakers, whose works realize aesthetic extremes that make it tougher for them to get a prominent release.

For those who saw this problem early, the solutions proposed included "work-life balance", the shorter working week, and the advance of commercial norms into parts of human life currently uncommercialised.

Surely, the aim was for girls and women to be put under less pressure by societal and commercial norms, not for boys and men to be put under more?

In short, what Truffaut had in mind was to become an auteur like those in Hollywood he so greatly admired a filmmaker who worked within an industry and accepted the commercial norms of that industry to make films that nonetheless were deeply personal and could, by perceptive viewers, be recognized as such.

It would have also leveraged the common concerns of allies such as the European Union and Japan to increase China's incentive to adapt to Western commercial norms.

A second difference from Quine is also important: for the crux of the Legal Realist position (at least for the majority of Realists) is that non-legal reasons (e.g., judgments of fairness, or consideration of commercial norms) explain the decisions.

"There was a fearlessness, an intensity, an unwillingness to pander to any commercial norms that was very exciting". In addition to making music for years with Sanders, Kupferberg continued to publish his poetry, sometimes selling his works on street corners in and around his longtime home in Greenwich Village.

The polar view to the conventional economic approach holds that the very treatment of ecological assets such as biodiversity in terms of commercial norms is itself part of the environmental crisis.