The phrase "advertisements and so" is not standard in written English and may be considered informal or incomplete.
It can be used when referring to advertisements and similar items or concepts, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "The magazine is filled with advertisements and so, making it hard to focus on the articles."
Alternatives: "advertisements and such" or "ads and similar content".
Based on the analyzing results upon these data, it provides a series of services to people around the world, such as searching, Google earth, advertisements, and so on.
However, even in the case of automatic updates, it seems users should have the right to know, at the very least, whether the update includes only minor tweaks or security improvements; whether the app is adding or removing features; whether the update means the app is changing its business model (e.g. rolling out advertisements); and so on.
For example, 400 GRPs per month indicates that, on average, 100% of the adult population were exposed to four advertisements per month, or 50% were exposed to eight advertisements, and so on.
Likewise, other studies reveal that being a male, exposure to teacher and peer smoking, anti-smoking curricula, tobacco advertisements, and so on associate with smoking susceptibility (15, 17), which is consistent with our findings.
But none of the clubs fell for Sunderland's advertisement and so Kilbane, when he returned from the Far East, went on Sunderland's pre-season tour to Belgium.
I was using it like an advertisement, and so I would go to the park with a bunch of weed, like a quarter-pound of weed in my backpack, showing up on my rollerblades and selling weed, and then I'd give 'em a copy of my CD, Blunted, to kind of keep 'em thinking.
New York audiences might understandably break out the red flags upon reading that; in the last two years the word "memorial" has been stamped on too many television specials, record albums, advertisements, speeches and so on, whose main agenda has been to capitalize, not commiserate.
In France, Germany, and elsewhere, artists started culling photographs and printed matter from the urban landscape of newspapers, magazines, advertisements, propaganda and so on, and reassembling these materials in an interpretive and fractured accumulation that spoke to what was already considered information overload.
The Scandinavian countries have banned tobacco advertisements and heaped so many taxes on the product that in Norway a pack of cigarettes costs $7.28.
Initially it probably feels mind-boggling but you need to quickly assess the best places to find job advertisements and connections so that those become your main focus.
Instead, they often use their influence to constrain firms directly by, for example, calling for a boycott, mounting a negative advertisement campaign, and so on.
