Sentence examples for pressures of commercial from inspiring English sources

Two years ago, exhausted by the frantic pressures of commercial portraiture, photographer Levon Biss was searching for a way to relax.

Largely incubated from the usual urban pressures of commercial speculation or inward migration, the city has nonetheless evolved over the years, expanded and consolidated by successive grands projets in ever more exotic forms.

Among other things, Cobain's suicide was brought on by the pressures of commercial success confronting a style of music created in opposition to the mainstream; the Smashing Pumpkins breakup, however, was brought on by the removal of those pressures as the exact same genre of music fell out of mainstream favor.

The record-keeping in the region was inconsistent, and often the export of works by major artists was, owing to the pressures of commercial demand, not adequately recorded.

"This is one of the few places fulfilling the freedom of artistic pursuit without the crunching pressure of commercial success".

"Industry is generally inhibited by preconceived goals, by its own clearly defined standards, and by the constant pressure of commercial necessity," he wrote in 1945.

In order to release that high pressure of commercial expectation, the paper had become steadily and fatally infected by the very same turpitude, hypocrisy and criminality it was sworn to expose.

The fifties put an end to that, and "the New Yorker story," with its emphasis on sentence craft and its rejection of neatly tied-up endings, can be understood, in part, as a retreat from the pressure of commercial TV, a retrenchment in provinces beyond the reach of visual media.

10 12–14 In spite of all this, serious action from governments and the food industry has been slow and inadequate, in part due to the successful pressure of commercial food and media sectors on governments.

2 Serious action from governments and the food industry to improve food environments has been slow and inadequate, in part due to the successful pressure of commercial food and media sectors on governments.

Risotto, always a difficult dish to get right amid the pressures of a commercial kitchen, is surprisingly good too.