The phrase "advertisements continue to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ongoing nature of advertisements or their persistent presence in a particular context.
Example: "Advertisements continue to play a significant role in shaping consumer behavior and preferences."
Alternatives: "ads persist in" or "advertisements keep on".
Above all this, the Malhotra says the company has dedicated teams to ensure that the quality of advertisements continue to remain high as more and more advertisers have an opportunity to deploy their campaigns on Pinterest.
Professor Reich, a most important "What can you do?" fact of American life that keeps getting overlooked, once again during this latest election, is that political advertisements continue to prove that emotions control our decision-making.
It is also unclear just how effective television advertisements continue to be in today's rapidly changing media environment, with audiences segmented over a kaleidoscopic array of cable channels and with the competing din of the Internet and other information sources.
Period commercials and advertisements continue to proliferate messages that make it seem shameful.
However food industry lobbying has led to the failure of the European Union to implement a uniform method of 'Traffic Light' labelling system (preferred by consumers [ 40, 41]) across Europe [ 42], and 'junk food' advertisements continue to be viewed by children during family viewing times [ 43].
Knight Ridder said today that its third-quarter profit rose 1.5percentt as businesses spent more advertising their goods but help-wanted advertisements continued to drop.
While the candidates tried to stay above the fray, their campaigns traded attacks, and their harsh advertisements continued to run.
The number of advertisements continues to increase, as well, with 80 total commercials last year.
Food makers' use of "natural" on product labels and advertisements continues to provide class action lawyers with litigation fodder.
It's a bit of a handful, but either way it shows that Alphabet still continues to — unsurprisingly — print money off its advertising business even as its cost-per-click (one of the metrics that indicates the value of its advertisements) continues to decline.
"If such advertisements will continue to be shown on television then there will certainly be an increase in rape cases".
