Sentence examples for commercial potentially from inspiring English sources

Such information, she said, makes an online video commercial "potentially more valuable than one on TV".

Gucci acquired only the commercial, potentially profitable side of the Saint Laurent empire, which the designer and Mr. Bergé started on a shoestring in 1962.

"It seems simply too monolithic, too rigid, too focused on one study type, too commercial (potentially), and too U.S.-focused," she emailed to ScienceInsider, expressing concerns over Vivli's attempt to become a one-stop shop for clinical researchers.

Repsol has said exploration could start in the third quarter of this year with commercial drilling potentially taking place in 2019, Reuters reported.

The farther south one travels "the more commercial and potentially treacherous the river is," said Alan J. Dooley, chief of public affairs for the United States Army Corps of Engineers St . Louis District.

However, a policy statement that declares well-established commercial practices potentially criminal creates a chilling effect on commerce and ultimately harms all consumers".

"Stemming [the market share losses] could necessitate price cuts, or increased commercial costs, potentially thwarting management attempts to attack the overall cost base".

Some residents have suggested that without the convenience of the L, neighborhoods such as Williamsburg and Bushwick, to its east, might lose their appeal to well-off residential and commercial renters, potentially lowering the cost of renting and buying there.

The natural occurrence of copper, zinc and lead at Bandalamottu and its commercial exploration potentially threatens local groundwater resources due to the leachate from the waste.

A tree of a commercial or potentially commercial species that remains after the harvest has been completed.

Consequently, under the influence of increasing commercial enterprise, potentially highly pathogenic agents are likely to emerge and fuel unprecedented epidemic situations.