Sentence examples for commercially disastrous from inspiring English sources

It could prove commercially disastrous for some publishers.

And if the entire project ultimately proved commercially disastrous, then that was, and remains, the clincher.

James Williamson joined the Stooges in 1971, when they were at their lowest ebb after two commercially disastrous albums and the development of serious drug habits.

Having dropped out of university to join BBC Radio Nottingham, he moved to L ve TV during Kelvin MacKenzie's eventful, if commercially disastrous, reign.

Its refusal to settle into a cozy niche may be commercially disastrous, but I take it as a sign of integrity.

It may have been commercially disastrous, particularly at a time when classical CDs are selling like stale buns, but it was a clear statement of artistic seriousness in a milieu dominated by Opera Babes and classical chill-out discs.

Although much attention has been focused on the progression of antimicrobial drug resistance in gram-positive organisms, the development of alternative antimicrobial agents such as linezolid and daptomycin may mitigate the disastrous scenario of complete resistance to all commercially available antimicrobial agents.

The case piles further pressure on the HP boss, Meg Whitman, who is already managing the fallout from her company's disastrous acquisition of the British software group Autonomy, while losing ground commercially to Samsung, Apple and Chinese rival Lenovo.

Besides these two species, the species C. anguria (West Indian gherkin) and C. metuliferus (African horned cucumber) are commercially cultivated in some areas as well [ 12], and are also the important resources of resistance for some disastrous disease in cucumber and melon production, such as root knot nematode [ 13, 14].

Disastrous news.

Potentially disastrous.