Sentence examples for concerned commercial from inspiring English sources

The corporation had intended to replace the BBC3 TV channel with a one-hour time-shifted version of BBC1, a move that concerned commercial rivals, branding it a ratings-driven move.

Some, especially those most concerned with commercial success, thought him too old-fashioned to run a late 20th-century newspaper.

Ms. Stevenson makes no secret of her belief that the Tonys have become too concerned with commercial interests.

Kim Alexander, president of the California Voter Foundation, a nonprofit group, said she was most concerned that commercial entities would link data about political leanings with consumer data.

"The broadcasters and advertisers are understandably concerned about commercial-skipping," said Brodie Keast, a senior vice president and general manager at TiVo. "With our fast-forward feature, some viewers actually go back and watch the commercials that interest them".

Many long-standing competitive businesses - in publishing as well as broadcasting - are now seriously concerned about the commercial domination of the well-funded and largely self-regulating BBC.

In a statement put out late last month the WP29 said it remains concerned about various commercial aspects of the framework, flagging up the lack of specific rules on automated decisions and of a general right to object as problems.

It's less concerned with expensive television commercials than with thousands of Tweets.

The other concerned sham "issue ads," commercials run just before an election that were unregulated because they purported to be about political issues but were actually intended to help particular candidates.

But Kent L. Barwick, the president of the Municipal Art Society, which opposed the sliver buildings in the 1980s, said he remained concerned about their resurgence in commercial areas.

Theatre now, like everything else in Britain, is a commercial enterprise more concerned with box-office figures and profit margins than artistic matters.