If the games are addictive, they are also highly commercial.
If the game is addictive, it's also highly commercial.
There is a sense here of a highly commercial pop group put through a Germanic filter.
We need to see enlighten goals for a moral, creative and highly commercial 21st-century Britain.
But while composing "Hamilton" he also took inspiration from other, highly commercial Broadway scores.
It is one of the frustrations of being an academic researcher in a world that has grown highly commercial.
Greek keys, lion heads, black leather, gold hardware – and bare skin – made for a recognisably Versus, highly commercial collection.
Added to this is the flourishing sale of audio books, both for literary work and highly commercial writing.
It is also a player in the fierce, highly commercial digital wars, a player whose privileges are under unprecedented attack.
Janey Clarke, the adaptor and director of this poorly executed comedy, dreamed up a highly commercial concept.
With few exceptions, the '94 group have gravitated wholeheartedly toward highly commercial fare, rather than films of any critical importance.
