Sentence examples for commercially weaker from inspiring English sources

This year's nominees seemed creatively very strong, but commercially weaker.

Obvious box-office comparisons for Maleficent are Snow White and the Huntsman, which began with a very similar £3.59m (and no previews) exactly two years ago, and Mirror Mirror, a commercially weaker performer that kicked off two months earlier with £2.39m including £1.25m in previews.

But "The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie" in 2004 was commercially weak.

The supposedly "toxic" – and commercially weak – newspapers were consigned to a publishing entity, while the much more profitable entertainment division was allowed to go its own lucrative way, becoming 21st Century Fox.

Barrymore's next two plays – Uncle Sam and Princess Zim-Zim, both from 1911 – were critically and commercially weak, but the second work introduced him to playwright Edward Sheldon, who would "reshape ... [Barrymore's] entire career".

However, the SID values of commercially available weak acid colloids are all significantly greater than zero (Table 6).

In many cases, the knowledge created cannot be exploited commercially because of weak relationships between universities and firms.

The song performed weak commercially, becoming Carey's first single from the album to not chart on the US Billboard Hot 100, although peaking at number eighty-one on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop R&B/Hip-Hop Songsbechartg Candy's fourteenth numbecomingon the Hot DanCareyub Play chart.

The intention behind Sisu's and the club's withholding of the rent that was legally owed for playing at the Ricoh was, Hickinbottom ruled, to make ACL "weak and commercially vulnerable" so that Sisu could buy a share in ACL on the cheap.

Mice injected with the commercially available 4 T1 lucellsllshoweded weak ex vivo BLI intensities from metastases in the lung, liver, and spleen, and no spine metastases were measured using the same scale as with the 66c14 luc2 and 4 T1.2 lucellslls.

But recent advances in computing technology have rendered 40-bit encryption dangerously weak and export limits commercially obsolete.