Sentence examples for least commercialized from inspiring English sources
Now the Fourth of July, which was once the nation's simplest, least commercialized, purest holiday--no presents, no heavy meal, no elaborate decorations, just a picnic somewhere in the summer air, the flag & maybe a few Roman candles--has been caught up in this rampant gigantism.
Lego may have created and marketed its Friends line in the hope of selling more girls on its product, but that's what toy companies do — and that product, no matter what color it is or what it can build, is still one of the least commercialized options out there, still without batteries or screens, and still, at its core, a building toy.
I recently heard someone say that Thanksgiving is our least commercialized national holiday.
Or at least the 'all' she commercialized, scores of speeches and hundreds-of-thousands of royalties ago, by telling us women couldn't have it.
"It's about things that are commercial, commercializing everything, commercializing the revolution," he says.
We also find that 17% of all triadic patents are not commercialized but are at least partially for preemption, though only 3% of all triadic patents are purely preemptive patents.
It's already commercialized (in Japan, at least).
At least over ten triazolopyrimidine sulfonanilides have been commercialized as herbicides for the control of broadleaf weeds and grass with cereal crop selectivity.
Efforts to encourage quicker reading are at least a half century old: the educator Evelyn Wood commercialized speed-reading techniques in the late nineteen-fifties.
First of all, the data indicating no biological significance of statistical effects in comparison to controls have been published mostly by companies from 2004 onwards, and at least 10 years after these GMOs were first commercialized round the world.
Through legal challenges, CFS has successfully prevented at least 7 potentially hazardous GMO crops, including biopharmaceutical crops, from being commercialized and has filed numerous groundbreaking legal petitions to halt the use of dangerous feed additives in industrial livestock operations.
