Sentence examples for applying marketing from inspiring English sources

But applying marketing "science" to military recruiting may backfire.

The idea of applying marketing and branding principles to a museum dedicated to so tragic a topic might sound incongruous, but not to Ms. Miles, who became its first chief marketing officer in 2009.

I believe significant value can be created from applying marketing technology to improve the digital capabilities of our core telecom business.

Social marketing was defined as early as the 1970s as applying marketing in "programs calculated to influence the acceptability of social ideas" [ 21].

The plan is a variation on "congestion pricing" -- applying market forces to traffic.

"Inability to locate evidence, however, does not alone justify the extraordinary step of applying market share liability".

They say these problems would be better addressed by applying market principles to water prices, which are currently among the lowest in the world due to government caps.

In addition to greatly overestimating the effectiveness of a nasty glance in a city with New York's supply of them, Stephen J. Dubner and Steven D. Levitt expose the shortsightedness of applying market-based principles to all things (Freakonomics, Oct. 2).

If this is just a start, Javid could be the man who completes the Thatcherite deregulation of the British economy – and no one on the left can accuse him of applying market ideology from a textbook.

The fiercest, when Mr Clarke was health secretary, was over the rival merits of her desire to introduce American-style health insurance and his rival scheme to improve the efficiency of the health service by applying market forces.

But there is a fatal flaw in applying market forces to education, said Peg Tyre, author of the recent book "The Good School: How Smart Parents Get Their Kids the Education They Deserve".