Sentence examples for sake of commerce from inspiring English sources

Past performance can be an indicator of future results, if we have the courage to deface masterpieces for the sake of commerce.

If she can leave Georgia for the sake of commerce, she can leave Georgia in the realm of consciousness.

The first kind could be forgiven, for the sake of commerce; the second kind had to be enforced, for the sake of creditors, contracts, and public morality.

Designers have constantly made compromises for the sake of commerce and, correctly, with the awareness that it's time to adapt to a cultural change.

"For the sake of commerce, for the sake of the consumer, for the sake of low cost, there needs to be one privacy standard," Mr. Keating said.

The film thus, "illustrates how the male gaze is supposed to interact with those plastic mannequins in a public space simply for the sake of commerce".

For the sake of American workers, let's pass a stimulus package.

For the sake of HMV's employees, we hope a way can be found to keep the business going.

Or that anybody in the football program said, 'We are willing to risk lives for the sake of Notre Dame football.' "I know that.

Mr. Hayward may have cleaned up the company's deeper problems, but he stills needs strong damage limitation, for the sake of BP and the whole industry.

"For the sake of Rolling Stone's reputation, Sabrina Rubin Erdely had better be the country's greatest judge of character," the Washington Post's media critic, Erik Wemple, wrote on Tuesday.