Sentence examples for commercially powerful from inspiring English sources

His latest, "Austerlitz," is his most accessible yet, and the first to be issued by a commercially powerful publisher.

His memoir, One Day I Will Write About This Place, which won a commercially powerful mention from Oprah Winfrey, shied away from any direct discussion of his sexual orientation.

Tribeca may not be a commercially powerful clearinghouse like Toronto, but it is something equally useful: an unconstructed wild-card showcase in which happy surprises can come from anywhere, with minimal hype.

In our master ranking of the U.S.'s most commercially powerful celebrity names, which begins on page 68, we have a fair sprinkling of ex-politicians and other public figures, along with performers, athletes and creative types.

In our master ranking of the nation's most commercially powerful celebrity names, which begins on page 203, we have a fair sprinkling of ex-politicians and other public figures, along with performers, athletes and creative types.

Those observing gender and the pop marketplace, for example, can note that the season is heavy with commercially powerful female vocalists: New albums from Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, Miley Cyrus, Cher, Kelly Clarkson and future superstar Ariana Grande look to rule the charts through the holidays.

There are very few forces as commercially or psychically powerful as Hip-Hop.

Avenues to gene discovery are discussed with emphasis on genome wide association studies (GWAS) and the use of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) as revealed by increasingly powerful commercially available microarrays.

Yesterday, film industry specialists suggested the remake could be commercially successful, especially with powerful Hollywood producers on board.

Scientists have been looking at fossils under UV for over a century, but it's only in recent years with more powerful and commercially available lamps that this has taken off.

His recent films -- "Breaking the Waves," "The Idiots" and now "Dancer in the Dark," which opens the 38th New York Film Festival tonight and will be released commercially beginning tomorrow -- induce powerful, even unbearable emotions but refuse, in the usual sense, to move you.