Sentence examples for he commercialised from inspiring English sources
Indeed, he commercialised but did not invent the light bulb.GE's strength is not in breakthrough inventions but, to use Mr Immelt's words, "in turning $50m ideas into billion-dollar ideas".
"In a cyber-netherworld, he allegedly commercialised the wholesale theft of financial and personal information through this virus which he sold to other cybercriminals".
The hats, belts, buckles and bolo ties, which he also commercialised, were optional.
In the past, if a clever scientist had an idea he wanted to commercialise, he would take it first to a big company.
He's sensitive to the charge that he is "commercialising" blogging.
He embraced the street look commercialised by the music industry; he loved the shocking styles of Hollywood.
The blocks absorb CO2 when they are cool and re-emit it when they are hot.Dr Keith's version of the technology, which he hopes to commercialise through a company called Carbon Engineering, based in Calgary, uses a liquid to suck up the CO2.
"I lost interest in Hill after he started to commercialise the project," a Norwegian crew member told me on the ferry ride over.
However, for the technology to take off he believes it needs to be commercialised in an evolutionary way.
The site, he says, "has been transformed and commercialised as a tourist destination, even with a sliding electric gate barring the route to the Chapel.
Its purpose, he said, "is to commercialise and privatise healthcare".
