Sentence examples for advertisements to stand from inspiring English sources
Perhaps, it is preferable to allow the hate advertisements to stand (no matter how painful and hurtful the message) while seizing the moment to educate.
Through huge rallies in steel-belt states and advertisements urging Americans to "Stand Up for Steel", it is lobbying Congress to change the law to make it easier to get protection from imports.
Swing state voters in Virginia and Ohio last fall were bombarded with television advertisements encouraging them to "stand with coal" and "vote no on Obama's failing energy policy".
Because it spends about $100 million a year on its antismoking campaign, a tiny fraction of the $8 billion tobacco companies spend to promote their products every year, the foundation said its advertisements were deliberately provocative to stand out in a "marketplace in which it is drowned out".
Mr. Sullivan's coalition recently began running television advertisements urging voters and legislators to stand up to liberals who are trying to remove the flag.
The advertisement ends by urging viewers to "stand up for 9/11 trials in New York" and suggesting a visit to the group's Facebook page.
The Zika vote is also newsworthy now, because Coffman is touting his advertisement in which he promises to "stand up" to Trump, even though he still may vote for the mogul.
TUCSON — Gabrielle Giffords looked slightly stricken as she considered the question: Would she feel bad about starring in a political advertisement against her former House colleagues who declined to stand with her on guns?
The aides also said the commercial was meant to stand in contrast to recent confrontational advertisements by Mr. Bush.
The average person is bombarded with over 5,000 advertisements a day; how can you expect your brand to stand out with the same, boring message?
Many sellers think it worthwhile to pay for fancy storefronts and online advertisements to help them stand out.The second is that many Chinese are reluctant to trust strangers.
