Voorbeelden van commercialism

• He paid good salaries with no thought of commercialism. 

• How does he regard the commercialism of his age? 

• It is a genuine old border town, so far unspoiled by commercialism. 

• That was good commercialism brought straight from France. 

• We preach against commercialism but without great result. 

• The problem of commercialism is, indeed, a problem of health policy and economics.

• But take it also as a perhaps alarming tendency of the medical profession under the influence of commercialism to be epistemologically blinded by self-interest.

• Venality seems to have had one foot in the camp of abject cronyism, and the other in that of rampant commercialism.

• It seems apparent that the interior conversation about commercialism is one that every professional must undertake.

• She had the dedication to see the project through, even if her characteristic modesty and resistance to commercialism prevented its wider dissemination until now.

• They are about the culture of commercialism that has engulfed medicine and, in the view of our authors, compromised its moral foundations.

• In discussions of the upcoming album, the conventional ideology of authenticity, with its contrast between sincerity and commercialism, was largely absent from the e-mail list.

• Just imagine the impact of commercialism on young minds in medicine, trying to gain their bearings and set their moral compass.

• In doing so, the artists wanted to carve a new path that married commercialism, because of its appeal, with fun, thoughtful, internationalist art.

• Other physicians, while disliking the constraints and moral compromises involved in commercialism, comply with them because the system seems overwhelming and inevitable.

• More importantly, we wish to understand whether commerce and commercialism are compatible with the essential goals and work of medicine.

• However, these essays are about much more than the connivance or complicity of physicians with commercialism.

• However, the central problem of commercialism in medicine today, as in the past, is physician entrepreneurship.

• Unfortunately, the ethical proscriptions have been emasculated by financial pressures, by increasing commercialism of academic medicine, and by profiteering.

• All of our authors acknowledge that the problem of commercialism is extremely complex.