Sentence examples for vigorous commercial from inspiring English sources

A vigorous commercial sector has developed in the centre of the town.

The South did not have the publishing houses, the printing presses or even adequate amounts of paper to sustain a vigorous commercial literary culture.

But there was still a vigorous commercial life; the standard of craftsmanship was high, and the great tradition of Islamic architecture was continued under the patronage of provincial dignitaries and governors.

Entering its 78th year, the grande dame of public broadcasters has retained a 39% television audience share and a 51% chunk of radio listening in the face of vigorous commercial competition at home.

Now Dr. Dominko works for Advanced Cell Technology, the Worcester, Mass., company that is a vigorous advocate of commercial cloning technology, and that made the startling assertion last month that it was trying to clone humans.

Entering its 78th year, the grande dame of public broadcasters faces vigorous competition from commercial radio and TV in the home market yet has retained a 39% television audience share and a 51% chunk of radio listening.

In the preparation of nanocomposites via solution blending under vigorous stirring, two commercial organoclays (Southern Clay Products) were employed: one (Cloisite 30B) treated with a surfactant (MT2EtOH) having hydroxyl groups, and the other (Cloisite 20A) treated with a nonpolar surfactant (2M2HT) having hydrogenated tallow.

The results of the study revealed a mix of intended and unintended uses linked to design of the area, in the absence of an overarching planning framework that might have otherwise controlled its now vigorous albeit weakly-regulated commercial activity.

The discussion of great directors' commercials was vigorous on Twitter last night, as Jim Emerson suggested that the "concept of 'sellout' no longer exists," that there's no longer a negative connotation to the making of commercials.

As celebrity and mass-market fragrances peddle the usual plots of desire and aspiration (often in steamy commercials with vigorous hair-tossing), smaller players have found success with desexualized, sometimes unusual back stories.

Automakers sought to thwart the bill with a vigorous campaign of television commercials and other publicity suggesting that the measure would result in a ban on sport utility vehicles and large cars.