commercial concern's Usage Examples:

relationship with the Bournemouth Borough Council who saw the orchestra as a commercial concern which needed to pay its way.

this mission from November 1964, outwardly, as head of the Israeli commercial concern, but the real intention was to establish diplomatic ties with Malaysia.

The village shop last operated as an independent commercial concern between 1997 and 2000.

then the process of choosing a location for the Games had become a commercial concern; there were widespread allegations of corruption potentially affecting.

brother Jacques went to Genoa and both were soon heading a flourishing commercial concern.

Drop Forge in Solingen is around 120 years old and it continued as a commercial concern producing scissors until 1986.

print-on-demand service, which was quickly followed by a similar commercial concern, Science Service.

Entertainment Weekly described it as a Prince-inspired ballad that hint[s] at the artistic greatness TLC might achieve if freed from commercial concerns.

it was specifically founded to promote and develop glass art as a commercial concern.

NLC is born as a Government-sponsored commercial concern.

This is as complete a statement of musical independence—from fashion, commercial concerns, and tradition—as is likely to be found.

the East India Company, which by then had transformed itself from a commercial concern to a political organisation and was busy with the task of conquest.

Synonyms:

mercenary, mercantile, commerce, moneymaking, mercantilism, commercialised, technical, commercialized, commercialism,

Antonyms:

noncommercial, unworldly, unpaid, payment, nonpayment,