basic commercialの例文

• And I thought it had a basic commercial nut.
• "It creates some basic commercial issues, " he said.
• Linotype sells a version of Akzidenz-Grotesk under the name " Basic Commercial ".
• Baer learned basic commercial photography in Chicago but subsequently honed his skills as a World War II Navy combat photographer.
• The 2wenty show includes a combination of entertainment shorts, music videos and basic commercials produced specially for the big screen.
• She hopes that by 2000, her people will have the basic commercial and food processing skills she has planned for them.
• What was left was a wasteland of abandoned buildings, vacant lots, filthy streets and a severe lack of even basic commercial amenities.
• Basic commercial interests dictate that most publication sell to a select audience and primarily contain the articles that are likely to interest that audience.
• House noted among the biggest complaints in a 1992 survey of neighborhood residents was not having nearby supermarkets, dry cleaners, gas stations and other basic commercial operations.
• Stirling relies on the Stirling Village shopping centre, containing an IGA and specialty stores, in Cedric Street for basic commercial services, and Karrinyup Shopping Centre for other services.
• One panelist called it " your basic commercial marshmallow " and another said it had a " hint of vanilla " and would be good at a campfire.
• BA, whose ambitions to dance with a new partner are the catalyst for progress on a new aviation agreement, wants the deal but not at a price which undermines its basic commercial logic.
• EDUCATE YOUR EXTERNAL AUDIENCES CONSTANTLY, BY COORDINATING YOUR COMPANY'S MESSAGES, ITS SPOKESPEOPLE AND ITS MISSION IN ONE CENTRAL STORY . This story needs to go well beyond the basic commercial facts.
• Dazzled by the enormous premiums that terrorism coverage is generating _ sometimes 10 or 20 times basic commercial property insurance _ several other insurers, including Allianz of Germany, Swiss Reinsurance and Zurich Financial Services, are considering offering it.
• To benefit trade, craftsmanship and commerce in the cities, the city inhabitants were to have schools for every city child, both boys and girls, to learn how to read, write and count as well as how to manage some kind of basic commercial skill.
• Coors decided to pull the spots-- several versions of the same basic commercial-- after word of the challenge by Anheuser-Busch began spreading, not because the spots were false, Hatland said . " We just don't want to end up in a pointless and distracting debate with A . B . about ads that have already served their purpose, " she said.