Sentence examples for commercial notion from inspiring English sources

'If you've got the plastic, we've got the time.' It's a jarringly commercial notion on this sleepy, peaty outcrop where life is slow, tourism has scarcely penetrated and deer outnumber the 180-strong population by 25 to one.

Over the years Second City has also become a commercial brand — a notion that would probably have been fodder for the beatnik and hippie types who flocked to the troupe in its early years.

On the heels of back-to-back lectures on the development of printing, the rise of "print culture," and the emergence of the public, today we turn to a topic that we might think of as a clash of competition between competing claims about knowledge and competing institutions and groups of people engaged in the expanding sphere of commercial activity: the notion of intellectual property.

The frenzy over Super Bowl commercials — and the notion that some people watched the game for the ads, many of which made their debut during the game — was still a few years in the future.

We would like to differentiate the notion of commercial professional values, because commercialization need not lead to a more "corporate" way of governance, organization, and management.

So the notion that commercial satellites would make image censorship unfeasible has not proved correct.

The notion that commercial radio stifled democracy rather than nourishing it was not entirely dead.

He compares the actual practices of agribusiness and commercial farming with the notion of socially optimum competitive equilibrium.

Once you leave a laboratory and enter the hurly-burly of a commercial setting, the whole notion of experimental controls has to be rethought.

We are comfortable with the notion of commercial transactions mediated by computers or smartphones, and we've had over ten years of experience with the idea of semi-anonymous peer-to-peer exchange.

In the technological society the variability of governance parameters, and as such disagreement as to what precautionary action encompasses, is further affected by the alignment of policy with commercial interests where the notion of precaution can be imagined as stifling innovation or as being unscientific.