Sentence examples for global commercial development from inspiring English sources
The Mexican experiment with Viagra Jet will show whether the chewable form of the drug has promise in other countries, particularly developing markets, Susan O'Connor, Pfizer's vice president of global commercial development, said in an interview.
However, he points out that all the global commercial developments would not be happening if the team, which carried off the Premier League title this season, was not such a continued playing success.
Lynne was responsible for building the global commercial strategy and therapy development as well as playing a key role in the clinical, reimbursement, and operational strategy for the therapy.
Because a norovirus vaccine is expected to have a dual market in both developed and developing countries, there would likely be scale-up advantages for commercial development and global distribution.
There is a desperately endangered and fragile ecosystem as well, which is threatened both by global warming and by the commercial development warming allows.
The deputy general manager John Hooks will become deputy chairman and will join the board with responsibility for global commercial strategy and markets and brands development.
It shows how the city's rapid development into a global commercial metropolis dramatically transformed its role in the Chinese Buddhist world.
Pollutant gases emitted from the civil jet are doing more and more harm to the environment with the rapid development of the global commercial aviation transport.
Nowadays, pollutant gases emitted from the civil aircraft are doing more and more harm to the environment with the rapid development of the global commercial aviation transport.
Susan Silbermann is responsible for the global vaccines business and oversees the commercial development of vaccines to address unmet medical needs for serious or life-threatening conditions.
Commercial development of scientifically developed products including commercial licences and spin off companies.
