Sentence examples for category of ad from inspiring English sources

While the roughly 40 advertisers that paid in advance for FLN inventory this season have the option to withdraw their ads from the Cooking Channel, "no one has said no yet," said Karen Grinthal, who oversees the food category of ad sales for Scripps.

The second category of AD treatment development includes efforts not specifically intended to reduce brain Aβ levels.

A number of ads created for products or services often aimed at older consumers fall into the category of ads that are not readable.

It is but one of many print and broadcast advertisements that pitch prescription drugs directly to consumers -- a category of ads scrutinized last week at a hearing held by the Food and Drug Administration.

"The bottom line is that political advertising is becoming a higher and higher category of ads -- and a lot of the money coming in, obviously, is not being sold at the lowest-unit rate".

The second-largest category of ads were for financial services companies, which Mr. Mohan said had more of a "performance-oriented goal" than would makers of consumer packaged goods, which might be looking for brand awareness.

The final category of "Added Overhead" is important, as no technique should overly impact system performance.

It's this new category of ads, rather than subtle improvements to its existing revenue streams, that really get investors excited and could finally pull $FB (which closed today at $26.92) above its $38 IPO price.

Breaking out the different categories of ad formats further, TBG notes that "desktop" ads — those that appear in the right column of the Facebook page, and news feed ads are performing significantly worse than mobile ads.

Publishers can filter what categories of ads appear in their apps, so they can reject health, gambling or financial services ads but allow ones for food, education, or gaming companies.

Google has banned categories of ads in the past — it doesn't allow advertisements for illegal drugs, guns, tobacco, and other products that don't fall in line with the family friendly image Google tries to project.