Sentence examples for advertisements so as from inspiring English sources

The term 'stigma' was not used in study advertisements so as to reduce the risk of biasing the study by attracting only participants with extreme negative experiences.

But back then record companies saw videos as advertisements, so if my band wanted to produce them, and if YouTube wanted to help people watch them, EMI wasn't going to get in the way.

In fact, content recommendation has been around for so long that you've probably grown accustomed to see these links and advertisements, so much so that you just brush it off as part of the website.

What makes some advertisement so convincing?

It's your advertisement, so sell yourself!

Media consultants tend to think in terms of "message" — they look at poll results and decide what note a short television advertisement should strike so as to affect the voting behavior of a large audience made up of people who are only lightly affiliated with politics.

Last year, Yahoo! generated 87% of its total revenues from "marketing services," the combination of so-called "banner" advertisements as well as search advertising.

Mr. McCain has since run an advertisement going so far as to say, "We're worse off than we were four years ago".

This sort of warm-and-fuzzy advertisement, without so much as a hint of a fact or issue, is meant to remind voters that they like the governor and feel comfortable with him.

It's critical for you to list this on your job advertisement as well, so applicants know exactly what you're looking for.

Search local advertisements online as well.