Sentence examples for advertisements close to from inspiring English sources
Mr. Kerry's advisers say that it is not that voters don't like him; it is that they still do not know him, even after $80 million worth of television advertisements, close to 50 candidate debates and almost two years of campaigning.
Our results may thus suggest that the presence of an observer making song recordings in the territory can trigger directly a trade-off adjustment from the males, in which they balance the immediate benefits and costs of vocal advertisement close to the nest box.
The students were recruited by an advertisement close to the lunch room.
Campaign regulations prohibit corporations and unions from paying for advertisements that run close to elections and identify candidates.
"Shutting paid search advertisements closed one (costly) path to a firm's website but diverted traffic to the next easiest path (natural search), which is free to the advertiser".
At its height in December 1999, when the site's smiling Web butler mascot graced advertisements and headlines, the stock came close to $200 per share.
DES MOINES — After a 48-hour lull for Christmas, the Democratic and Republican presidential campaigns roared back to life on Wednesday with a barrage of new advertisements, closing campaign arguments and more than a few attacks as they girded for the eight days leading to the first vote of 2008 here.
PRESIDENT Bush and Senator John Kerry have spent close to $40 million on television advertisements in the past month alone.
Concurrently, the campaign has spent close to $20 million on television advertisements to promote the president and attack Mr. Kerry through March, Republican and Democratic officials say.
By contrast, Mr. Kerry will have spent close to $80 million on television advertisements -- many if not most of them providing a detailed introduction to Mr. Kerry's biography.
It then connects them with millions of potential advertisements and gives messages of advertisement, which is closest to objects in less than one second.
