Sentence examples for making a commercially from inspiring English sources

"They're not making a commercially implemented solution," Mr. Gladwin said of the Berkeley project.

The company probably will begin by making aggregate, because the barriers to making a commercially acceptable product are lower than with cement.

El Arbi and Fallah make no apologies for wanting to make a commercially minded movie rather than a sombre social-realist drama.

If researchers make a commercially important discovery using the Celera data, they do not have to give Celera any rights to their inventions.

The trouble is, nobody really knows how they work and that seriously hinders any attempt to make a commercially viable technology.

"He was the first one to make a commercially feasible synthesis," said Dr. Gordon A. Hughes, one of Dr. Smith's doctoral students at Manchester, who later joined him at Wyeth.

In 1970, he made a commercially successful literary adaptation of Wuthering Heights, with Timothy Dalton as a pin-up Heathcliff, and the highly regarded, recently remade suspense picture And Soon the Darkness.

But he is also a top executive of the only company other than Microsoft that makes a commercially viable operating system and thus the only other company with experience in combining operating systems and browsers.

It also demonstrated, to a professionally closed and aesthetically conservative French film industry, that an outsider could break into the system and make a commercially successful, critically acclaimed film.

Yet no one has succeeded in 30 years of effort to make a commercially viable, three-dimensional chip.

By the time of Disintegration, they'd have perfected this sound and have made it a commercially viable pursuit.