Sentence examples for some commercialization from inspiring English sources

Of course, no good can come without some commercialization, and so today, just in time for the Super Bowl, a quickie paperback about Everett's recovery ("Standing Tall: The Kevin Everett Story") comes out.

This article presents design requirements, proposed applications, and some commercialization considerations for aviation fuel cell systems.

To the Editor: Regarding "Chiang Mai, a Hippie Hideaway, Goes Upscale" (June 19) by Matt Gross: While it is true that Chiang Mai is growing, changing and experiencing some inevitable commercialization as characterized by Mr. Gross, the area still retains its core charm and offers uniquely Lanna cultural experiences.

But the gray market doesn't have some of the trappings of commercialization which some people would like to avoid.

Muhammad Yunus speaks eloquently about eradicating poverty, but some advocates of commercialization argue that microcredit burdens the very poor with debt, and that the less poor are the only appropriate customers.

Some advocates of commercialization say it's the only way to attract the money that's needed to expand the availability of microcredit and to "liberate" the system from dependence on foundations and other charitable donors.

Tourism, though, often brings with it some level of commercialization.

Although being said that it is in the pre-stage of commercialization, some technical issues including the ammonia slip should be resolved to secure economic plausibility.

Though there is an increase in productivity of biodiesel, showing solution for future energy insecurity, there still remains some concern for commercialization due to its susceptibility to degradation during long storage.

Moreover, this review briefly describes some of the copolymer coating materials that can now be prepared e.g., protective coatings with increased hydrophobicity, functional bioactive surfaces and functional biomaterials, as well as highlights some of the commercialization efforts currently underway.

Some may grouse about commercialization -- to say nothing of weekend traffic -- but this is still America's best answer to Provence.