Sentence examples for given the commercialization from inspiring English sources

"Given the commercialization of all of the rest of children's lives, shouldn't schools at least be free of advertising?" Linn asks.

That universities are now in the business of building athletic facilities that are the envy of professional sports teams should not come as a surprise given the commercialization of college sports — lucrative television contracts, soaring coaches' salaries, cutthroat recruiting — that has occurred under the feckless leadership of the National Collegiate Athletic Association.

Strangely, given the commercialization positions already identified above, some of the strongest open science statements have been proclaimed by the research funding agencies themselves.

Given the intensifying commercialization of cashmere production in Ladakh and its integration with global markets, this localized forage competition is, perhaps understandably, no longer tolerated, and the conflict needs to be addressed immediately.

Greater attention will also be given to the commercialization of R&D results from the forestry R&D institutions.

But given that the commercialization mandate requires science that can be translated quickly and that will have practical results, it seems likely it is a pressure that is, at least, playing a role in this trend.

Long-term device stability is the most pressing issue that impedes perovskite solar cell commercialization, given the achieved 22.7% efficiency.

However, given the long road to commercialization and regulatory hurdles along the way, life sciences investments are often risky, which discourages many investors from this field.

Nowadays, given the rapid development and commercialization of technologies and devices that rely on electricity, electricity demand is increasing faster than overall primary energy supply.

Traditionally museums have been loath to allow the sponsors of an exhibition a significant role in curatorial decision making — particularly when the sponsor is a corporation, given the potential taint of commercialization and artistic compromise.

Moreover, given the sensitivities associated with commercialization of health care, and the likely difficulties in addressing issues such as recognition, data protection, or public attitudes in the EU in the short term, a cross-cutting approach based on cooperation might be more appropriate.