Sentence examples for great commercially from inspiring English sources

Its content is becoming more diverse, too; the site has broken news on several web series run by queer people of color, and Stafford said the reaction has been great, commercially speaking.

Today we think continually of those who were great, good, commercially viable, cheap, awful, arcane or just ubiquitous.

Turtles and their eggs have long been eaten in many parts of the world, and they continue to be in great demand commercially.

For many years, it was the only place in the city (and maybe on the East Coast) where you could find copies of great but commercially unpopular records: free jazz, certain strains of world music, Krautrock, long forgotten folk balladry.

As the 19th century progressed, the city also became known as "The Great Emporium," commercially growing in stature with the explosion of European trade and the completion of the Erie Canal, which connected New York to the Great Lakes and the Western Territories via the Hudson River.

Complains Wood Mackenzie's Goswami: "In theory it [the Syntroleum process] sounds great, but commercially it isn't proven yet".

I couldn't think of a reason to own a Wii U not when the PS4 was going great guns commercially and the Xbox One seemed a natural progression from my beloved 360.

This discovery allowed the engineering of a recombinant form of the human PH20 protein (rHuPH20) lacking the GPI anchor domain (6) which can be purified to homogeneity with a specific activity 50- to 100-fold greater than commercially available animal-derived hyaluronidase products.

Finding deca-BDE--the form used in the greatest quantities commercially--was especially surprising, de Wit says, as biologists had thought it too cumbersome to cross cell membranes.

A European Food Safety Authority study indicates the risk of salmonella outbreak is up to 25% greater in commercially-produced eggs than those raised more humanely.

As Mr. Ruzow said, "there's a great deal of commercially viable product there".