Sentence examples for where commercialized from inspiring English sources

With the exception of Romania, where commercialized, export-oriented agriculture was widely developed, most of formerly Ottoman Europe was dominated by small, self-sufficient peasant proprietors.

Finally, they visited the head office of KF where fur is manufactured as a product from the farm and the auction house where commercialized materials are distributed globally (Fig. 9).

We live in an era where commercialized dance music is overrun by big name producers whose claim to fame is made via their ghost writers.

Our communications system is at a crossroads -- one path leading to an increasingly corporatized and commercialized world where we are treated as targeted consumers, the other to a true cultural commons where we are nurtured as citizens and creators.

On to Marathon, another commercialized stretch, where big-box stores and fast-food restaurants are everywhere.

In the United States legal casinos were long operated only in Las Vegas and other locations in Nevada, where various forms of commercialized gambling houses have been permitted since 1931.

This festival of romance has transformed greatly from its gruesome genesis in Europe centuries ago to a commercialized spectacle where we're pressured into creating grand experiences or buying oddly seasonal items to express love.

But unlike the situation in other Asian nations, where Christmas has become a commercialized season for giving gifts and sending cards, its celebration here is still limited mostly to Christian churches and communities, where the holy day retains its strictly religious character.

Moreover, there is an emergence of commercialized cattle rustling where wealthy businessmen, politicians, traders or local people pursuing economic objectives finance raids among the pastoral communities.

What has changed is the severity of the raids, due to proliferation of fire arms and as the authors remark: "an emergence of commercialized cattle rustling where wealthy businessmen, politicians, traders or local people pursuing economic objectives finance raids among the pastoral communities".

The route continues eastward into Nanuet, where NY 59 passes through a heavy commercialized area.