Sentence examples for it's commercialising from inspiring English sources

"It's commercialising something that's very hard to commercialise.

"We cannot help but feel doubt and disappointment toward Amazon's attitude to a religion since it is commercialising a religious act," he said.

The resulting system is expected to cost $25,000-50,000 25,000-50,000mmercialised.

Slovenia has amended its constitution to make access to drinkable water a fundamental right for all citizens and stop it being commercialised.

And to my 14-year-old self it made not just the music of Abba, Status Quo, Bowie, Roxy Music but also the Jackson Five and the Three Degrees sound like what it was: commercialised shit.

"In essence, I am commercialising the prison without privatising it," he says.

It argued that the foundation was commercialising her legacy.

Until next April it will still be owned by the BBC, but then it will be commercialised and have to stand on its own two feet.

Desti could help on that front with its functionality and for how it might be commercialised itself.

Even if that's overstating it, the struggle over network-produced data, and whether it should be commercialised, or be free for social utility, is a big question and a new one.

He secured the property rights to his music and then just left it there, for others to work out when, where and at what price it should be commercialised.