Sentence examples for advertising strength from inspiring English sources

News Corporation also reported strong results for its newspaper unit, where operating profit was up 53percentto to $173 million, on circulation revenue increases in Britain and advertising strength in Britain and Australia.

In the mid to late 1950s, "fashion writer[s]... were required to come up every month with articles whose total column-inches reflected the relative advertising strength of every [ department" or "specialty"] store ["assigned" to a writer].

The church advertises strength through certitude, but starting from the same collection of fables, commandments and aphorisms — love thy neighbor; thou shalt not kill; blessed are the meek for they will inherit the Earth — the religions of the world have reached an alarmingly diverse set of conclusions about what behaviors, like gay marriage, are right and wrong.

The rationale for the exchanges is that progress in science thrives on cross-pollination across borders, and in the case of nuclear weapons, nations are not averse to advertising their strength to potential enemies.

And so as not to advertise her strength in spades, she won the first trick with the diamond king and led the heart ten from her hand!

But first the community has to advertise its strengths, he said.

Burnley, in Lancashire, is also trying to advertise its strengths to residents by means of a poster campaign.

Whether you're a whiz on PowerPoint, have cracking interview skills, or even if you just have a really great idea, make sure you advertise your strengths.

I advertised my strengths and experience in science editing and soon began to receive inquiries.

Once you're comfortable with the idea of self-promotion, the next question is where, exactly, to advertise your strengths so the people who matter will see them.

This was a time for each woman to advertise her strengths and set boundaries, if need be.