Sentence examples for commercially appealing from inspiring English sources

Instead, the two men decided he could write something more commercially appealing.

For studio bosses, it's all about acquiring commercially appealing intellectual property with an existing fanbase.

"Stronger context will help to drive more interest, improving performances and therefore making the game more attractive and commercially appealing".

A pipeline from Baku to Ceyhan, favoured by the Americans and the Turks, could be made more commercially appealing.

But sales were disappointing, and when he delivered his next album, "Somewhere in England," in 1980, his label, Warner, demanded that he rework the set to make it more commercially appealing.

Hiring Mr. Wang, 29, a designer who has built a successful business based on commercially appealing contemporary clothes, rather than high-minded design, was a risk, as even Mr. Pinault has acknowledged.

That in turn has been a boon to studios like Broadway Dance Center, which are commercially inclined, appealing to those who want to work in industries like television or film, as well as, to a lesser extent, those more firmly in the concert world of dance.

Inducible systems seem not to affect the plant adversely, but the inducing chemical still needs to be applied to the plant in due time, which makes such a system commercially less appealing.

While Chelsea, Manchester United and Liverpool will miss out on the riches that comes with Champions League football next season, their global reach still makes them hugely appealing commercially.

The lack of answers notwithstanding, some publishers contend that splitting up a book is a way to sell, package and price a title in a commercially more appealing format.

For all of these companies, the goal is nothing less than providing a commercially viable technology to combat some of the causes of climate change in a way that's appealing to the average consumer.