Sentence examples for advertisements have led from inspiring English sources
The advertisements have led government reform groups and Democrats to charge that they are nothing more than a veiled political campaign at government expense.
Ms. Jamieson said her analysis of the 1990 advertisement has led her to conclude that Mr. Castellanos purposely inserted the word "rats" into his recent spot.
There has, however, been concerns in recent years that financial interests have led to vociferous advertisement and early adoption of relatively untested products, culminating in a plea that "truth not product should drive progress" in orthodontics [1].
For example, he mildly criticized the action by 200 faculty members who took out a newspaper advertisement deploring the conditions that had led to the Los Angeles riots.
That open-ended mandate has led the auto industry, in advertisements, to suggest a number of possible outcomes.
L'Oréal's advertisements now stress how many product patents it has filed.The focus on science has led to some genuinely new ideas, such as face cloths impregnated with cleansers that combine surfactant and paper technology.
A dumbed-down relativism has led to the idea that a web page or an advertisement is as worthy of study as William Blake.
The union representing 1,200 striking workers at the Grangemouth oil refinery have taken out advertisements in seven Scottish newspapers today explaining their reasons for the 48- hour stoppage, which has led to fears of the country grinding to a halt.
"Since 1881, the Los Angeles Times has led the way with award-winning journalism," a recent Times help-wanted advertisement read.
Republican advertisements hammer the message that one-party rule — Democrats also control the governor's office and the State Assembly — has led to a tide of corruption and incompetence that has made the state a laughingstock.
