The phrase "above sponsored" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that has been sponsored previously in the text, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The event mentioned above was sponsored by several local businesses."
Alternatives: "previously sponsored" or "sponsored earlier".
We were at an event (pictured above) sponsored by Raytheon, maker of cruise missiles, 192 of which have stormed down on Libya recently, at a cost of $290m.
Ms. Palin had caused some unhappiness in recent days after associates suggested to Republican officials that she wanted to attend and be given a last-minute speaking role at the event, above, sponsored by the National Republican Senatorial Committee and the National Republican Congressional Committee.
To see more of Luis and Wallen-Grant's conversation, and to learn more about Tapestry's diversity and inclusion initiatives, watch the video above, sponsored by PwC.
Watch the video above, sponsored by PwC, to see Rohman and Corbat discuss the importance of bringing together people from different backgrounds and creating a corporate culture at Citi that will retain diverse talent.
Watch the video above, sponsored by PwC, to see Perkes and Brunner share their journey, the challenges they face as women in tech and how they hope to improve the landscape for the next generation.
Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this work are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of any of the above sponsors including DARPA, AFRL, ONR or the US government.
How about sponsored links just above the organic list of apps used?
"Too often when we think of slavery, we only think of Southern cotton fields," said Councilman Bill Perkins of Manhattan, above, who sponsored the legislation.
Bidding does boost your authority on that topic and makes it much more likely that your tweet will appear in results, but if a well established expert in the field is tweeting about the same topic, their tweets might appear above your sponsored tweet.
Google offers advertisers "sponsored links" above and to the right of its search results, set off by colored backgrounds that may make the paid listings look more like ads than they do on the other sites.
But if the feature restrictions noted above prove prohibitive, Duke sponsored access will provide the flexibility needed for most applications.
