Sentence examples for commercially promoted from inspiring English sources

For example: There are Yugur people who have restored, produced and commercially promoted the costumes of various Yugur tribes, based on considerable research.

Because of all these desirable characteristics, acrylic paints became immediately popular with artists when they were first commercially promoted in the 1960s.

He is not a fan of "commercially promoted" hip-hop — "I really don't think it's about anything of relevance, socially, other than young people saying they're hurt" — and his verdict on his son's career is carefully noncommittal.

In 1930s, it was commercially promoted as 'gourmet powder' ", said Kumiko Ninomiya, Ph.D., Director of the Umami Information Center (some people call her Umami Mama).

Some scholars have accused National Geographic, which published the text, of commercially promoting a manuscript that emerged from the black market.

Ms. Pootoogook herself began drawing only in 1997, with encouragement from the Kinngait Co-operative, a community center that offers supplies and studio space, and commercially promotes local work, making Inuit art production a staple of the Cape Dorset economy.

It was also found that the usual silane sizing agents used commercially to promote matrix fiber bonding led to a reduction of hydrolytic stability of the interphace under extreme conditions of stress and moisture.

The target now is to expand commercially and promote the club as a global brand.

Because of rapid development of manufacturing technology, functionally graded porous materials have gained commercially attraction in promoted engineering applications.

That hasn't stopped it being promoted commercially, and EEG has been admitted as evidence in Indian courts several times, although the Indian supreme court recently banned such tests.

The song became a radio hit before any Roxette product had been commercially released or promoted in the US market.