Sentence examples for Promotional perspective from inspiring English sources

"There may be some that hold out longer with unlimited, and I wouldn't be surprised if unlimited comes back in and out from a promotional perspective," he said.

The plans are often unavailable for security reasons, so they frequently rely on the promotional perspective views, which give their images an eerie familiarity.

If this debate had its origins in protectionist interests, with time the EU has tackled this question from a promotional perspective in the context of development cooperation, reserving negative conditionality for the most serious cases of human rights abuses (e.g. slavery).

However, his presence was considered a problem from a promotional perspective because of his unruly hair and non-standard American business attire — as a European, he wore sweaters and jeans as opposed to the usual company uniform of Dockers and a blue button-down shirt.

In an early ELSI publication, The code of codes (Kevles and Hood 1993), three such "outsiders" (Ruth Cowan, Evelyn Fox Keller, and Dorothy Nelkin) were included in the book in ways that "captures both promotional and critical perspectives on the genome project" as Susan Lindee ([1994]) put it in her review of early ELSI literature.

Above is a period DKW promotional film, which provides perspective on conditions in Germany at the time of production.

Although extensive studies have focused on the impact of different types of sales promotions on consumers' responses, few studies examined the effects of online sales promotional framing on consumers' responses from cross-cultural perspective.

Unlike competitors' sites that lead with promotional deals, this puts the products in a perspective that has more meaning for the college-bound consumer.

A regular feature, Photo Fakeouts, contrasts promotional photos from hotels with photos taken from the same perspective by Oyster reviewers.

One of the cruise line leaders, citing the economy and his personal perspective regarding the expendability of advertising and promotion, canceled all of the line's advertising and promotional efforts.

Mary broke the promotional glass ceiling in her own field, all the more remarkable from the perspective that she was born 3 years before women gained the right to vote.