Sentence examples for the commercialised from inspiring English sources

In the commercialised business of making babies, the rights of children have been slashed to zero.

Many of us, especially men, have strapped our feet to the commercialised notions of what constitutes relationships.

In the commercialised environment of the contemporary wedding, more and more brides are aspiring to this symbolism.

But his track record at No 10, and especially within the commercialised US health system, raises suspicions and hackles.

We're revisiting it this week as All Souls' Night approaches, and autumnal shades are not entirely banished by the commercialised pumpkin-orange and matt-black masquerade of Halloween.

With time it has become part of the city's convention centre complex and through its distinctive architecture offers a counterpoint to the commercialised, nondescript towers surrounding it.

"There are well-recognised but well-embedded systemic problems to resolve, such as the increasingly commercialised food supply, the dominance of motorised transport, the development of dense and hazardous urban environments, or the enticements of sedentary screen-watching," he said.

Since the 1950s, there have been considerable transformations in the political economy of clinical trials driven by the increasingly commercialised and global nature of the pharmaceutical industry, the rise in academic-industry 'partnerships' in medicine and increased communication among regulators.

On the other hand, the heavily commercialised approach of RMS Titanic Inc. has caused repeated controversy and many have argued that salvaging Titanic is an inherently disrespectful act.

Contrary to national stereotypes, it is the Canadian side that is the most commercialised – wax works, amusement malls, casinos, you name it they have it.

The three of them are still playing together as New Order and one observer remarks that they're 'one of the last true stories' in the cynical, commercialised pop business.