Sentence examples for commercial struggle from inspiring English sources

Hardly one of Shakespeare's best known and most beloved plays, this always looked like a commercial struggle, and a marketing image featuring a shaven-headed Fiennes streaked in blood was more arresting than appealing.

But it is also a commercial struggle.

In 1748, the Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle ended the War of the Austrian Succession, but failed to settle the commercial struggle between England and France in the West Indies, Africa and India.

In older days, when labels were often ruled by mavericks, an artist could win prolonged support despite commercial struggles.

Given the commercial struggles of the club, there was persistent speculation that the team might be moved (Philadelphia was often suggested), and Garber acknowledged that relocation was considered.

Here lie buried Singapore's pioneers and its heroes both of the war with Japan, and of the commercial struggles that have always been the island's lifeblood.

For all its commercial struggles, the Edsel has been revered as a collectible for decades — and Mr. Brown drove one into his 90s.

Winston must now face the same dilemma – go commercial or struggle on the margins.

Maps are at the centre of a worldwide commercial power struggle this weekend as Apple faces criticism of the technology it has developed for its new smartphone.

"This is an incredible business," said Ahmed Abdelghany, an aviation expert at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Florida, noting that most commercial airlines struggle to hit profit margins of 2 or 3%.

There has been a pay squeeze in the TV industry as commercial broadcasters struggle with the worst advertising recession since the early 80s, although some forecast the worst of the recession is over.