Sentence examples for increased commercialisation from inspiring English sources

Horrocks will tell staff that the service's increased commercialisation – or "top-up funding" – will enable the launch of extra services without increasing costs to the licence fee payer.

The increased commercialisation and lucrative sales of TV rights for the European Championships – for national teams – and Champions League – for clubs – has been balanced by improved social programmes and backing for supporter ownership of clubs.

The Pew Research Centre released a report this month, Digital Life in 2025, that predicted worsening state control and censorship, reduced public trust, and increased commercialisation of every aspect of web culture.

With the new format of the America's Cup World Series and the increased commercialisation of the event, I feel confident that we can continue to build towards creating a commercially viable team, with the ultimate goal of challenging for the 35th America's Cup".

We attribute this trend to the increased commercialisation of the sector.

Yet as more travellers have followed, some are starting to worry that increased commercialisation is eroding the area's unique atmosphere.

With increasing commercialisation, it's widely accepted that the trade will only become more unsustainable.

A third striker warned against what he saw as the increasing commercialisation of the gallery.

Edwina Ehrman, the curator, is open about the evidence on display of the increasing commercialisation of weddings.

Are they good tools for guiding your reading or are they part of the increasing commercialisation of literature?

A more earthly concern held by many is with the increasing commercialisation and potential exploitation of surrogate mothers.