Sentence examples for commercially strong from inspiring English sources

Following a session that saw the lowest grosses of any weekend in 2013 so far, box office has bounced back, thanks to the arrival at last of some commercially strong new product.

Cinemas are unlikely to welcome such a commercially strong set of titles in a single calendar year for some time, and the industry has a fight on its hands if 2016 has any hope of coming close to 2015.

Following the weak previous frame, which suffered from a lack of commercially strong new releases (Spooks: The Greater Good was the best thing going), box-office has rebounded nicely, up 53%.

Best Rap Album, Drake's "Take Care," was a commercially strong showing that was widely respected by the younger rappers who lit up the tail end of 2012 with releases that fell outside the confusing Grammy cutoff dates.

A paucity of commercially strong fresh product sees box office decline by 34% from the previous frame, but that impressive Deadpool number helped the market achieve an 11% uptick on the equivalent session from 2015, when Fifty Shades of Grey topped the chart for a second week.

Commercially, "Stronger" became her most successful single to date.

"The FT has never been stronger editorially, commercially it is stronger every day".

He said commercial public service broadcasters such as ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5 had responded well to the switch to digital over the last few years and "feel stronger to me in that context that a few years ago, stronger commercially in one or two cases but stronger in content as well".

Decent weather and a lack of strong commercially appealing new releases saw a continuing decline in UK box office, down 13% on the previous session, and 33% below the equivalent frame from 2015, when Pitch Perfect 2 topped the chart.

Privacy is a high priority, officials said in a statement, so the administration is using the "strongest commercially available encryption".

The man, Andriy Slyusarchuk, beat Rybka 4, the strongest commercially available program, in a two-game match, winning one and drawing the other.