Sentence examples for commercially sold from inspiring English sources
'commercially sold' is a correct and usable term in written English
It is typically used to describe products or goods that are sold for profit in the market. Here is an example: "The new smartphone model was commercially sold in stores nationwide, and it quickly became a bestseller due to its innovative features."
It is far nicer that some commercially sold liquors I have tasted.
Another is Arthur Young, who built the first commercially sold helicopter.
Commercially sold eggs are not fertilized, so the double-yolked egg one buys will never produce chicks, Dr. Austic said.
Almost all commercially sold freshwater fish is raised in ponds as well, though freshwater fishing has some significance for tourism.
That study is an inquiry into whether a commercially sold product, ENADAlert, can increase alertness after someone has been deprived of a night's sleep.
Such beers are known as clone brews, and there are books, Web sites and online forums dedicated to the art of deconstructing the commercially sold beers they mimic.
In the provinc of New Brunswick, before the war, fiddleheads were canned commercially, selling at 15 cents a can.
In the province of New Brunswick, before the war, fiddleheads were canned commercially, selling at 15 cents a can at grocery stores.
Drawing on the contributions of a wide variety of producers, the CD has a fierce sense of its own importance, and it has done well commercially, selling more than two million copies.
This move will enable the Abu Dhabi owners to seriously expand into China, commercially selling the clubs, principally Manchester City, as brands, and the allied companies which are constituted to provide services and expertise outside the City group.
Something that we commercially sell, successfully sell, and bringing it into those social causes, so the first thing we did was get with well respected partners, identify the needs, and then work with them on making a difference.
