Sentence examples for return to commercial from inspiring English sources

Midnight in Paris marked Allen's return to commercial and critical respectability after a spell in the doldrums.

This relationship contributed to the grounding of the 787 Dreamliner in January and the astonishing swiftness with which the airplane was approved to return to commercial flight.

Tokyo claims it is trying to prove the whale population is large enough to sustain a return to commercial hunting for a traditional source of food.

But that does not mean that a return to commercial fishing of redfish or net fishing of trout is expected anytime soon.

Critics say the hunts are a de facto return to commercial whaling, which was banned by the International Whaling Commission [IWC] in 1986.

Alpha Papa signals a return to commercial potency for star Steve Coogan, who was unable to propel Michael Winterbottom's The Look of Love to much box office success.

As we're freeing up those additional dollars by cutting ties with cable, we're able to afford to pay for more over-the-top services that provide better experiences – including, in many cases, a return to commercial-free programming, like on Amazon and Netflix.

He returned to commercial photography after the railroad retired its last steam engine.

Now with the real estate boom far behind him, he has quietly returned to commercial real estate investing, but instead of going after trophy buildings in big cities, he is buying up garden apartment complexes in much smaller towns.

Aides have been saying in these waning days of his presidency that Mr. Clinton regularly wore his seat belt aboard Air Force One and will thus not have any trouble abiding by Federal Aviation Administration requirements once he returns to commercial aviation.

Overall, this research refines our understanding of the boundary conditions under which engagement in community-based innovation yields private returns to commercial actors.