Sentence examples for commercial standards from inspiring English sources

"Everything has to work, and work to commercial standards".

Very successful critically, they were not particularly successful by commercial standards.

"They knew the new system cannot be built to commercial standards.

A trade accord with the European Union would mean meeting higher commercial standards for Ukraine but does not preclude trading with Russia.

(In 1939 and 1940, the U.S. Department of Agriculture conducted a survey of fifteen thousand women's bodies to devise commercial standards).

But what is surprising is that, as his new biographers make clear for the first time, Howells's editorship of The Atlantic was by commercial standards a failure.

Indeed, even in experiments in which light was successfully guided, the design was hopelessly leaky by commercial standards, particularly when the pulses of light were sent around bends.

For instance, the fact that BBC Worldwide has a very limited borrowing facility, by normal commercial standards, significantly restricts its pace of investment and growth.

As he already showed in Let the Right One In, Alfredson is a master of what, by today's commercial standards, are long takes.

Calibration of the instrument was performed using commercial standards.

Antireflection coatings deposited by the new system yielded spectral characteristics of commercial standards.