commercialised造句
1. Rock'n'roll has become so commercialised and safe since punk.
2. Production of Dunlop cheese has now been commercialised in creameries and is confined almost exclusively to the islands of Arran and Islay.
3. The bishop has complained about commercialised money-making projects in the past.
4. Commercialised farms that do rely on labour frequently use seasonal labour.
5. Cuba is the largest and least commercialised Caribbean country.
6. The festival has become commercialised to a great extent.
7. Most of the commercialised research that universities promote is based on short-term projects that can quickly generate revenue.
8. Is is increasingly part of a vapid and commercialised mass - media culture.
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9. "If this technology is commercialised, we can save up to 450 million yuan (US$60 million) per year in energy costs used to produce industrial phytase enzyme additives, " Chen adds.
10. China first commercialised GM cotton in 1997, and two main varieties are being grown there — one developed by US biotech company Monsanto and a Chinese variety developed by Guo’s team.
11. Even in a highly commercialised society, law of value still holds good.
12. Many say we are way too commercialised in the modern era for any gift to portray the true meaning of giving.
13. A more immediate concern is the danger that a monumental scientific advance could be commercialised.
14. Commercial valentines were introduced in the 1800'' s and now the date is very commercialised.
15. The syringes and needles would have to carry an INMETRO seal in order to be commercialised in Brazil.
16. Although branded goods make a strong statement in today's commercialised world, it was prevailing even in olden times .
17. As with all sports , the professional game has become more sophisticated and commercialised.
18. Due in part to the 1980s revival of g spot research and also our changing commercialised and sexualised culture, the self help market was quick to pick up on the idea of a g spot.
19. Field trials of the methods have been conducted on more than 13, 000 hectares of farmland in China. "It is very likely to be commercialised within one or two years, " says Zhang.
20. Their role in innovation may seem obvious: the more clever people there are, the more ideas are likely to flourish, especially if they can be commercialised.
21. Currently the nuts grow wild in parts of Turkey but the crop could be easily commercialised.