Sentence examples for very commercialized from inspiring English sources

Though Palermo may sound very commercialized — "SoHo-ized" is the term preferred by some — it is at the same time fascinating to see how the neighborhood had reinvented itself in the five years since the crisis.

Secondly, the utilization of biogas is relatively basic, and neither very commercialized nor industrialized.

So it became very commercialized.

Instead, fly into Providenciales, the largest island with over 23,000 residents, but still quiet, charming, and well-developed enough to support tourism without looking very commercialized.

"I think that for the most part, when I started doing comedy, it had become very commercialized," David said.

In America, our relationship to music has become very commercialized and I am curious to see how music manifests in the cultures and places we are visiting.

One baculovirus which has been commercialized very successfully is codling moth, Cydia pomonella, granulovirus (CpGV).

"It's very hard to commercialize a robotics technology," said Saad, who was recently named to the Boston Business Journal's "40 Under 40" list.

Acton Smith said: "We do have 8 Moshi apps and they get good download numbers, but it's very difficult to commercialize kids products in the app store.

It was spun out of MIT from an advanced variety of resonant inductive coupling, with a range of up to 8 feet, though this distance has proven very hard to commercialize.

COREX® Process, FINEX® Process, and Coal-Based HYL Process are very promising alternative emerging ironmaking technologies because they are already commercialized, but they have very low adoption rate in the steel industry worldwide.