Sentence examples for advertising indicates from inspiring English sources

Digital models are more expensive, and the advertising indicates that digital transmission affords better sound quality.

And the company's nurturing of its mobile business and its success in display advertising indicates that there is plenty of life left in it yet.

By George W. S. Trow The New Yorker, August 13 , 1979P. 21 Comment about Country Time, a powdered lemonadelike product that is advertised on television The advertising indicates that only Grandpa remembers what lemonade tastes like - it's a thing of the past.

Remnants of the culture's art and advertising indicate that the males were forced to cover up their bodies with bulky textiles, while the female form is generally displayed in the splendor of quasi nudity.

Rick Kurnit, a lawyer specializing in claims made under the federal Lanham Act prohibiting false and misleading advertising, indicated the plastic bag manufacturers may not have an easy time of it, even if Mr. Keller's claims prove to be exaggerated.

"Five months of job creation coupled with increased help-wanted advertising indicate a bit of momentum as we head into the Fall," IDES Director Jay Rowell said.

This advertisement indicates several potential properties of human trafficking, including advertising for multiple escorts with the first individual coming from Asia and very young.

And after three years of declines, advertisers indicated that advertising was becoming more important to them.

FOR decades, the logo "As seen on TV" has appeared in advertising to indicate that the product in question is promoted in television commercials.

"I'm told median age for the World Cup viewers is 37, and the Olympics 52," said Brad Adgate, the senior vice president for research at Horizon Media, an advertising agency, indicating that the network that could reach younger viewers had an advantage.

The zero-order correlation between tobacco and non-tobacco advertising contact indicated a proportion of about 20% shared variance.