Sentence examples for ad expects from inspiring English sources

While I sit here and wonder just how an advert so obviously offensive was ever thought to be a good idea, let's also take a moment to think about just what the ad expects of us wrong-thinking women.

However, as with AD, expecting neuropathology to be a gold standard at any given age for the diagnosis of VCI is an oversimplification [ 112].

New ads expected to roll out this month will be more focused on Yahoo's products.

The aim is to "break through the clutter," as advisers say, of the hundreds of millions of dollars in negative television ads expected from Mitt Romney and the "super PACs" supporting him.

The barrage of ads, expected to total in the tens of millions of dollars, is occurring as politicians are struggling to address voters' most pressing and stubborn concern: the lack of jobs.

This downgrading of news is not obviously aligned to the spring introduction of an online paywall – that looks like being delayed until after the World Cup, in order not to jeopardise the windfall in ads expected from South Africa 2010.

But with Facebook last quarter making 15% of all its revenues, $150 million, from mobile ads, expect the social network to introduce more ad units into mobile to counterbalance some of the relatively older ones performing less well.

It expects its early voting efforts will help the campaign weather a blitz of negative ads expected to saturate the airwaves in battleground states in the final weeks before Nov. 6.

Meanwhile, Facebook's estimated global ad revenues for 2010 were $1.86 billion, with ad revenues expected to more than double to $4 billion this year.

Facebook is becoming a behemoth in the mobile advertising space with global ad revenues expected to hit $11bn this year, according to eMarketer.

Several Democrats said last night it was likely that NARAL would unveil the ad today, expecting that it would be the subject of news reports, but would not buy ad time in deference to the deal.