Sentence examples for advert content from inspiring English sources

Totally oppressive advert content, which might prove useful to anyone with a bladder problem but, for anyone who wishes to follow the story, very disruptive.

Facebook has said that adverts were checked by a specialist team and that its guidelines must be more stringent than for normal content, because advert content is boosted into the news feeds of up to 1.55 billion people.

Once online advertisers accept certain criteria for advert content, they will be able to display an accreditation logo committing them to advertising according to the ASA guidelines, backed by laws governing trading standards.

Users are also increasingly paying with time and attention, as more ad content — and more adverts masquerading as, infiltrating and degrading content — thrusts its way in front of our eyeballs in ever more insidious ways.

Users are also increasingly paying with time and attention, as more ad content — and more adverts masquerading as, infiltrating and degrading content — thrusts its way in front of our eyeballs in ever more insidious ways.

Local media noted that while such scenes are common in Mexican adverts, they are considered denigrating by countries which regulate advertising content.

In contrast, Pashley analysed advertising content and found that only 8% of female characters in adverts are shown to have a job.

Channel 4, the host broadcaster of the 2012 Summer Paralympics in the United Kingdom, promoted its coverage of the Games with a multi-platform advertising campaign that included television adverts, online content, and billboard advertising, some of which carrying the tagline "Thanks for the warm-up".

Anyone with an ad-blocker who tries to access the site is given the choice to disable it, permit Salon to use their spare computer power to mine Monero, a rival to Bitcoin, or pay for advert-free content.

Journalistic online services financed through adverts offer content in exchange for a pull effect.

Marie Claire is claiming a UK first with the publication of a display advert featuring video content.