Sentence examples for advertisements compared with from inspiring English sources

For the week that ended Thursday, Mr. Obama spent $4.2 million on advertisements, compared with $1 million by Mr. McCain, according to Campaign Media Analysis Group, an independent group that monitors campaign advertising.

About half of Interpublic's revenue for 2000 will be derived from fields outside the creation of television commercials and print advertisements, compared with about a third two years ago and less than a quarter four years ago.

In Michigan, the Bush campaign intends to outspend Mr. McCain by more than 25percentthethe Bush campaign expects to spend $2.6 million on advertisements compared with the $2 million that the McCain campaign said it planned to spend.

The polling is still more remarkable when you consider the following: Mrs. Clinton and the super PACs supporting her have spent $68 million on television advertisements, compared with less than $6 million by Mr. Trump and his supporting groups, according to the ad tracking firm Kantar Media.

However, in contrast to our findings, Robinson's team acquired 24% through newspaper advertisements compared with 1% of our participants.

The Cochrane review on the effects of tobacco advertising on young people 4 listed our previous study 8 9 as the only one that tested the specificity of tobacco advertising compared with advertisements of other consumer goods.

This suggests a high interest of grey mouse lemurs for conspecifics advertisement stimuli compared with heterospecific advertisement stimuli.

Democratic strategists say independent groups are weighing in against their Senate candidates to a greater extent than they are against Republicans, with about $10 million in advertisements favoring Republicans compared with just over $3 million for Democrats so far.

One way to do so would be in television commercials, but 35percentt of Michigan voters, the Times/ CBS poll shows, already view Mr. Bush's advertisements as negative, compared with 21percentt who view Mr. Gore's as negative.

Indiana is also a predominately white state, which may have helped Sanders, since Clinton has dominated with nonwhite voters in previous contests….Sanders spent nearly $2 million on advertisements in Indiana, compared with nothing by Clinton".

Public health advocates and policy experts said the proposal could undermine a hallmark of Mr. Bloomberg's tenure: turning New York City into the weight-watcher capital of the world, replete with calorie counters and advertisements comparing soda to liquid fat.