Sentence examples for commercially proven from inspiring English sources

And Rep. John Shimkus (R-Ill). worried that the EPA was requiring power plants to adopt a technology that "has not been commercially proven by operation at commercial scale". Other analyses, meanwhile, have been less bullish on the viability of carbon capture.

Decarboxylation was compared to the commercially proven hydrotreating process.

Record labels returned to the safer policy of importing commercially proven American rap, and the UK scene reverted underground.

The JCAP researchers used two commercially proven technologies to create their device: electrolysis and silicon or cadmium-telluride solar cells.

He admitted that shale gas was not yet commercially proven in the UK and that there were too many "large uncertainties" to allow us to assess those impacts.

The company hopes its turbines, which were cofunded by the Belgian renewables company ELSA, will be sold worldwide now they have been commercially proven.

A consultation on the proposals is expected to include how to fund more demonstration coal plants to test the technology, which is not yet commercially proved.

Made for $30 million and adapted for the screen by Adele Lim and Peter Chiarelli from Kwan's bestselling novel, "Crazy Rich Asians" has delivered both critically and commercially, proving that diverse stories can sell.

Although there is still a role for assessment of innovative medical treatment using unproven stem cell interventions - like the initial 1957 hematopoietic and 1981 skin stem cell grafts - this approach should be considered as a 'one-off' and not offered widely or commercially until proven safe and effective.

That's what sets him apart from the newer generation of stars, such as Jennifer Lawrence, who is currently struggling to float David O Russell's Joy commercially and prove her independence from The Hunger Games.

Not many of the parks are conveniently located near major airports, so traveling to them commercially can prove a challenge.