Sentence examples for commercial terrain from inspiring English sources
To succeed, archivists say they must be savvy about the ever-shifting technical, legal and commercial terrain, so they know what to keep, how to share what they have and how to guard against poachers and other threats.
From this capital of the southern state of Karnataka, which is now home to 85 biotechnology companies, Ms. Mazumdar-Shaw is among those trying to shape a nation's approach to uncharted scientific and commercial terrain.
Many still consider low price the ultimate weapon on dog-eat-dog commercial terrain.
This assumes significance in the terrain of commercial applications, where the design of critical components is subjected to repeated transverse loads.
Many of the islands are barren; where forests do occur, the terrain prevents their commercial exploitation.
In the blocks just west, north and south of the museum, the terrain is largely commercial and residential, and the restaurants are either nonexistent or isolated.
It would be stupid for us not to take advantage of that". Retailing is a hard terrain, where the commercial considerations that have been kept in the background of the publication process suddenly force themselves to the forefront, and personal hunches are no longer enough.
The Lifting Equipment segment designs, manufactures, and distributes boom trucks and crane products that are primarily used for industrial projects and energy exploration, as well as for infrastructure development, including, roads, bridges, and commercial construction; and specialized rough terrain cranes and material handling products for the construction, municipality, and railroad industries.
A broad swath of contested terrain ranges from commercial laundries in California to school cafeterias in Philadelphia.
We're also making this hilly terrain more suitable for commercial development".
Part of the difficulty in building such networks lies in Serbia's mountainous terrain and the limited commercial production that would generate the traffic necessary to justify investment in roads and railroads.
