Sentence examples for generate commercial from inspiring English sources

And if the company's ulterior purpose were to generate commercial good will, I'd happily patronize it.

The partnership will generate commercial revenue for TfL which will be reinvested back into the transport network.

Charitable status reinforces the importance of education and inclusion within our work but we also need to generate commercial returns to underpin it.

It is an example of the "convergence economy" in action, the coming together of many sectors to create markets and generate commercial returns for investors and smallholder farmers alike.

In November, Cisco opened a Smart City Studio in the heart of the central business district that will "identify and generate commercial opportunities... and support their endeavours to build compelling smart city solutions", according to Adelaide city council.

Top Gear has been identified as one of BBC Worldwide's global brands – along with the likes of Doctor Who and Strictly Come Dancing – with the potential to generate commercial revenue internationally.

That suggests Goldman's efforts to expand from underwriting and trading, the one-night stands of finance, to more commercial-bank-like activities have begun to generate commercial-bank-like problems—such as an ongoing exposure to the underlying business of customers.Optimists still see chinks of light.

He says several projects that attracted $100,000 seed grants from the Wallace H. Coulter Foundation Translational Research Partnership have generated commercial licensing deals.

This policy of generating commercial revenue within schools that were geared to market sectors rather than conventional engineering disciplines was an outstanding success.

Founded by Joseph Papp in 1966, the Public Theater has been a leading cultural center in New York City, prominent not only for generating commercial hits like "A Chorus Line" under Mr. Papp and "Bring In da Noise, Bring In da Funk" under Mr. Wolfe, but also for advancing the work of voices that might otherwise remain marginal.

Secondly, and notwithstanding my reservations about certain aspects of Mr [Mazher ] Mahmoods evidence which I address elsewhere, I am prepared to accept that he personally felt that he was discharging some sort a public function rather than merely generating commercial gain for himself and his employer.