Sentence examples for commercial prospect from inspiring English sources

She's the most commercial prospect of the pack, thanks to a keen ear for melody and pop-honed production.

The seagull responds, "You are not rated as enough of a commercial prospect for any of our sponsors to pay for freshwater for you".

In many respects, "Take Shelter" is an even more daunting commercial prospect: a slow, severe drama about a married father steadily overtaken by his panic that an apocalypse is approaching.

Never a group to take itself seriously as a commercial prospect (recording its early albums on a Walkman), of late things have become a little more orthodox for Berman's group.

It was eventually shot over a year in Spain with money conned out of a Spanish producer, who believed that Welles was simultaneously directing on the same sets and location the Shakespearean Chimes at Midnight (a potentially unprofitable venture) and a new version of Stevenson's Treasure Island (a far more commercial prospect) with himself as Long John Silver.

THE BAND'S VISIT This Israeli comedy came out of Cannes this year as the festival's one solid commercial prospect, and was snapped up by those wily promoters at Sony Pictures Classics, who are probably sniffing an Oscar nomination in Eran Kolirin's heartwarming tale of an Egyptian brass band lost in an Israeli desert village.

Third, commercial prospects are grim.

And what are the commercial prospects for these dynastic sagas?

It was also cheaper than sugar, which didn't hurt its commercial prospects.

But the investment community was less sanguine about the drug's commercial prospects.

But it also caused the Birmingham band's commercial prospects to self-destruct.