Sentence examples for it has commercialised from inspiring English sources

The mobile version of Impala is a stripped down, lighter weight version of the software it has commercialised.

By reversing its business model and thinking creatively, Teccura has "commercialised sustainability, rather than making sustainability a part of what they do", the judges added.

Yulex, a firm that has commercialised guayule, gets an annual crop of 400 kilograms per hectare.

But he and some of the other artists behind the concept believe the proliferation and merchandising of the ribbon - ornamental ribbons selling for $19.95 in department stores and red ribbon mugs - has commercialised and trivialised their idea.

Philips is one of the few companies to have commercialised wirelessly charged devices notably, electric toothbrushes and something it calls an "intimate dual massager".

"And we will have commercialised a power technology quicker and more cheaplythan any other technology that came before it".

"Because they have commercialised this aspect [of marriage], people now reach the extent of borrowing a vehicle … and presenting it as bride price, and then telling the parents of the girl, 'You [have to] give it back,'" she says.

It has become commercialised.

And so, of course, it has been commercialised.

The NHS hasn't been privatised in any literal sense – it "has been commercialised and repeatedly reorganised, with competition introduced, in such a way as to create a kind of shadowing of an as-yet-unrealised private health insurance system".

Furthermore, it has been commercialised as supplement in food products and natural dyes in fabric industries, which are readily available in the worldwide market.