The phrase "a single sponsored" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be missing a noun that would clarify what is being sponsored.
Example: "We are looking for a single sponsored event to promote our brand."
Alternatives: "a sole sponsorship" or "one sponsored initiative".
That $1 billion -- the most ever spent for a single sponsored event -- will purchase a staggering 13,000 to 14,000 spots during the nearly three weeks of round-the-clock programming on Bravo, CNBC, MSNBC, NBC, Telemundo, USA and a special network broadcasting in high-definition TV.
Shazam responded with an experiment: they'd remove the tagging limits in their app, with a single "sponsor" covering their costs in exchange for ad placement — but only for Android, and only until the end of the year.
A single sponsor brought into the home most of the quality drama as well as music shows and comedy hours.
The network will sell the remaining commercial time (about three minutes' worth) to a single sponsor each night.
But he said he did not see the promotional flier, or know that the event might have a single sponsor.
Members of the Drill, Baby, Drill Party have blocked efforts to raise the liability limits for oil spills, and have yet to muster a single sponsor for climate legislation.
For a three-week European festival tour in late summer 2005, Mr. Mehta is looking for a single sponsor, possibly Citicorp, but all travel will be by bus or train.
A women's cycle race with the most prestigious line-up of female riders ever to compete in Britain has failed to secure a single sponsor after searching for more than four months.
For the first time, NBC is devoting a special Web site, or a microsite, to the feature, and is selling all the advertising space to a single sponsor, Hyundai Motor America.
By the mid-1950'showsows produced by a single sponsor dwindled, as networks began to assert control over programming and advertisers saw the benefits of spreading filmed commercials magazine-style through the weekly schedule.
