Sentence examples for less commercialized from inspiring English sources

The area of crooked, congested streets was considerably larger and less commercialized in those days, before Sixth and Seventh Avenues were cut through.

Elsewhere around the world, particularly in Europe and Asia, karate maintained a stronger reputation among fighters, in part because it was less commercialized.

He also brings gifts to children although Christmas is much less commercialized in Syria.

Public relations, in contrast to advertising and sales promotion, generally involves less commercialized modes of communication.

Karen Bryan recommended Lake Iseo in northern Italy as a beautiful and less commercialized alternative to Lake Como.

Predictably, the rules pleased those who seek a less commercialized city, but irritated the owners of large signs -- just as had been the case a century ago.

It would add sorely needed funding for state parks, many of which nearly closed or were commercialized less than a decade ago to make ends meet.

As I get older the commercialized holidays seem less and less important.

A new herbicide can cost $100 million to commercialize — less than the amount needed for a new drug, but more than for many a new cellphone.

Despite the novel designs, solid-state batteries and 24M's technology still operate with a familiar lithium-ion chemistry, which could make them less risky to commercialize than more radical approaches that move beyond the lithium-ion chemistry.

The findings in this second analysis mirrored the first: Overall, new nonprofit organizations with female leadership were much less likely to commercialize social ventures than male founders.