Sentence examples for considered commercially from inspiring English sources

Versatility, however, is not always considered commercially viable.

(We don't know the price, as it is considered "commercially sensitive").

Hughes has always been considered commercially minded by peers in the police service.

General Electric fitted one to an MD-80 airliner, but they were not considered commercially viable.New designs might solve some of the problems.

BT tells me roll-out plans are subject to change and that the online availability checker states some addresses may be unable to receive it if it's not considered commercially feasible.

Besides its weekly live performances, its features on unsigned local artists, and jazz and blues shows, KFAN plays a roster of songs much larger than is usually considered commercially viable.

Considering commercially available titania nanoparticles containing both anatase and rutile phases, the undesired rutile nanoparticles, for DSSC applications, were almost eliminated from the coatings by selective pH adjustment of the EPD solutions without any binders.

American Airlines continues to work with Travelport and Sabre during the dispute; indeed, for reasons described below, it really must remain present in both systems whether or not it is able to negotiate terms it considers commercially reasonable.

In November 2012, the EMA stated that they are committed to the "proactive publication of data from clinical trials supporting the authorisation of medicines once the marketing-authorisation process has ended, which the EMA does not consider commercially confidential" [ 80].

In addition, when considering commercially available arrays, the consumer is left to rely on the manufacturer to provide a probe with a one to one correlation to the intended gene target.

But the information was considered too "commercially sensitive" to be disclosed.