Sentence examples for lacking commercial from inspiring English sources
Clients frustrated with private-practice lawyers often accuse them of lacking commercial nous.
Unlike sugar maple, red maple is a species lacking commercial importance (Pszwaro 2015) and is an opportunist distributed across a much broader range.
Despite exceptional reviews from critics and widely acknowledged influence upon numerous notable musicians, Big Star attained only cult status, lacking commercial success.
Lacking commercial value, these sharks are almost always discarded with extremely high mortality, though occasionally they are dried and salted or made into fishmeal.
It is an idea that has passed its time, a notion that lacks commercial logic.
"We know that the Civil Service lacks commercial capability and that contract management needs to be improved.
He says graduates lack commercial acumen and the "humbleness to realise they will have to start at the bottom".
Regulators at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation are conducting a special management review after they raised concerns that Mr. Pandit lacked commercial banking experience.
"My first three or four albums were very strong lyrically," he told The New York Times in 1989, "but that kind of song lacked commercial appeal.
Asic also found Mehajer's conduct lacked "commercial morality" in that he allowed SM Property Development to collect $315,192 in goods and services tax from the sale of townhouses that was then not paid to the tax office.
The watchdog warned that the Cabinet Office often lacked "commercial experience and expertise below senior levels", and said that the information on its 40 strategic suppliers was "inconsistent and incomplete".
