Sentence examples for commercially achieved from inspiring English sources

Silicon has superior electrical properties, but it requires much greater purity, which could not be commercially achieved in the early years of semiconductor electronics.

His following two full-length albums Room for Squares (2001) and Heavier Things (2003)—did well commercially, achieving multi-platinum status.

It garnered mixed reviews from music journalism, and gained moderate success commercially, achieving gold certification in Australia.

And he went on to explain why by saying that "we have succeeded in making pot boring". A system in which marijuana is no longer sold illegally and also is not advertised commercially will achieve the same results.

In contrast, commercially available formulations achieved a maximum enhancement of 1.9-fold.

During these years the paper increased its circulation, remained commercially successful and achieved critical acclaim for both the quality of its journalism and its innovation.

The report praised the BBC's commercial arm, BBC Worldwide, but said it may be "testing the limits of what can be achieved commercially within the way that it is currently structured".

The best phosphine-promoted catalysts achieve selectivities to desired 1-methoxy-2,7-octadiene of 94% at high butadiene conversion, significantly improved over those achieved commercially by triphenylphosphine.

Perhaps this can be achieved commercially by hanging on until the recession ends, and then competing and adapting in a more favorable advertising and credit environment; I have my doubts.

It is likely this could be achieved commercially, but as the broker is absorbing risk on behalf of the provider, the consumer will probably pay more than if they purchase electricity from a spot market.

Commercially, the song achieved only limited success, peaking at number thirty-nine on the Australian Singles Chart.