Sentence examples for not commercialised from inspiring English sources

'She prefers steeplechasing because it's not commercialised and arguably involves more colourful people.

While this technique was not commercialised, a similar outcome was achieved by Monsanto having its customers sign an agreement that states they will not save seed to plant the following year, ensuring the purchase of new seed every season.

Semiconducting materials in thin film form such as InP, SnO2 and ZnO are being studied as the alternative materials, but are not commercialised due to their poor conversion efficiency.

"Australia has a proud history of a strong public education sector and it is the government's job to support it, not commercialise it".

As stipulated by terms of the sale, the buyer has agreed to not commercialise the content of the artwork to the public for a period of 88 years.

The commercialisation of our public services has been a manifest failure, and the response offered by the mainstream parties is that we simply haven't commercialised them enough.

However, here's the heart breaker, John: the music has not been commercialised and it is therefore not possible to buy it in any shops.

Reach falls in Manchioneal, Portland not far from Hotel Mockingbird Hill is another waterfall, which in my opinion feels more authentic as the area has not been commercialised.

For starters, it's still not very commercialised (although you can buy Thanksgiving decorations for your house at Wal-Mart).

For the private sector, opportunities lie not in the creation of major new knowledge and technology but in the returns on investment in "intellectual property" that others have commissioned and not yet commercialised.

The academics said that expanding the tar sands ran in the face of recommendations from the International Energy Agency and others that two-thirds of the world's fossil fuel reserves should not be commercialised – in order to avoid catastrophic climate change.