Examples of commercial

• Don't forget this is a commercial enterprise - we're here to make money.

• The council wants to put the bus service on a commercial footing.

• The protection of the Antarctic from commercial exploitation is an important goal of environmentalists.

• The drug is still being tested and will not go into commercial production for at least two years.

• A product as good as that is a guarantee of commercial success .

• If the project generates financial revenues, but they are lower than for purely commercial investments, then perhaps an interest rate subsidy would be most appropriate.

• The most serious threat to these peoples is represented by the commercial development of strategically important reserves of mineral resources.

• The cost of purpose-built manufacturing facilities and chemical synthesis are a critical barrier to the commercial development of many potential pesticides.

• However, unlike in the highlands, only the big commercial farmers were present in the lowlands.

• Much medical education still focuses predominantly on drug treatment, and commercial interests continue to fuel this to the detriment of non-drug treatments.

• As pointed out earlier, higher priority may be given to directing commercial credit to non-environmental investments.

• These include commercial maize production, horticulture, tree crops, dairy, and cattle ranching.

• Commercial success in these crops, and introduction of new corn varieties, precipitated steady land-use intensification.

• This paper has described detailed monitoring of commercial chickpea crops and highlighted aspects of the system that could limit or enhance production.

• These are: high or bourgeois art; commercial or popular art; and folk art.

• In many cases, older people's property and assets are utilised in commercial activities by their relatives, particularly their children.

• By this time change within the industrial, commercial, residential and political structure of the city was reshaping the city's medieval form.

• Such 'histories' proposed three or four stages from 'savage' hunters, through 'barbarian' pastoralists and 'civilised' farmers, to the writer's contemporary commercial world.

• The media are not a single entity, but having said that, newspapers and commercial television stations are businesses, motivated by economic concerns.

• Studies are needed to define the circumstances in which commercial systems are economically viable and to assess their environmental impact.