Sentence examples for advertisements make it from inspiring English sources

The film has its dark moments, but the advertisements make it seem like a feel-good celebration of friendship that starts in childhood, lasts forever and forgives all transgressions.

"It just doesn't make sense because their advertisements make it sound like you can get clear service, anytime, anywhere," Ms. King, a technical recruiter, said of her Sprint PCS phone.

His 295-page report on the earmarks cases, chock-full of embarrassing details, was seized on by government watchdogs, editorial writers and political partisans in television advertisements, making it difficult to ignore on Capitol Hill.

Use a website to add more details that cannot be included in the advertisements, making it clear in the ad that more information is available there.

In the "no-disclosure" condition, nothing identified the native ad as an advertisement, making it difficult to differentiate from unsponsored content.

After Andrew Pole built his pregnancy-prediction model, after he identified thousands of female shoppers who were most likely pregnant, after someone pointed out that some of those women might be a little upset if they received an advertisement making it obvious Target was studying their reproductive status, everyone decided to slow things down.

But on mobile, advertisements often make it difficult to read the content — even obscuring an article's text as you scroll.

In response, Google promised to give brands more control over where their advertisements run and make it easier for them to alert the company when ads appear in problematic places.

We've been working hard to streamline your user experience, and we've updated our advertisement software to make it even more personalized.

A good law would also require that the headers, or subject lines, of unsolicited commercial messages contain the letters "ADV" for "advertisement," which would make it easy for consumers to set their computer programs to screen out spam.

A fake Apple advertisement made its way around the Internet this fall claiming there was a novel way to charge iPhones: just microwave them.