Sentence examples for over commercialisation from inspiring English sources

By this point it was clear who had won the battle over commercialisation: Her bills were paid by the floral and greetings card companies that she had campaigned against.

In response to Daniel Marc COHN-BENDIT (Greens/EFA, F) who claimed that the over- commercialisation of sport meant that exhausted players were being forced to take drugs, Mrs Reding stated that the EU could not step beyond the bounds of its own powers although she sympathised with his view.

Over-commercialisation: that's one of his pet hates.

In places it succumbs to over-commercialisation but this is still one of the finest medieval towns in Europe.

The industry professionals gathered in Ibiza were determined to avoid the over-commercialisation of the scene, according to Turner.

Designer yogawear – such as the phenomenally popular Lululemon range – and luxury yoga retreats are, for some, yet further indication of yoga's over-commercialisation.

The temple, its monks and their distinctive form of kung fu have developed into a lucrative business enterprise, raising controversy among some who accuse Shi of over-commercialisation.

The Mani's renaissance began in the 1990s, when visitors tired of the over-commercialisation of the islands started to explore the mainland.

The recent suicide of Mike Kelley, perhaps the most influential US artist of the last 25 years, has been interpreted almost as a protest at over-commercialisation.

As for accusations of over-commercialisation, Mr Gavin sees the issue as one of brand protection: he would not launch a lads' mag or a porn channel, nor even endorse a garden fork with a BBC gardening show.

That means avoiding over-commercialisation and, while allowing legal availability to adult consumers, putting in place a regulatory framework to minimise health and social harms, rather than maximise profits.