Sentence examples for reflecting commercial from inspiring English sources

While the Brits board claim that they "typically celebrate the highest levels of achievement, reflecting commercial popularity and chart success", the success of black soul singers has been notably brushed over this year – even though they make the very style of music many of the white nominees are lauded for.

In the late 1960s, 97% of all American households owned a television set, and preschool children watched an average of 27 hours of television per week; programs created for them were widely criticized for being too violent and for reflecting commercial values.

Tussauds will now restructure the terms of the loan to reflect "commercial returns".

News Corp insiders reiterated that the decision to offer Current TV a cut price deal reflected commercial realities, and that its conduct had – as per previous statements - "nothing to do with politics".

No further weed control was carried out in the weedy treatment plots (weedy), whereas only the woody perennial broadleaved plants were cut and treated prior to any pruning event in the treatment designed to reflect commercial management standards (operational).

We argue that many European rail freight operators already do this on a routine basis with a move from long term through to real time train planning/cargo allocation and movement plans all being very flexible to reflect commercial and operational positions.

Midland's sales tax revenues, which reflect commercial and residential spending, dipped to $5.119 million in March from $5.126 million in March 2014, according to data from the Texas Comptroller released last week.

35, 36 Follow-up costs were again multiplied by 1.25 to reflect commercial insurance payments.

Additionally, costs are representative of only Medicare reimbursements and do not reflect commercial and other payer costs.

In these pictures, which are perhaps less pioneering than those that came before or after, Rembrandt presents himself with dignity while showing off the trappings of prosperity, reflecting the commercial success he was enjoying in Amsterdam.

On the whole, PCB patterns in suspended matter and in biota found in this study were similar to PCB patterns in eels recorded from many European waters and also from North American water bodies reflecting the commercial PCB mixtures used in the past.