Sentence examples for embarrassing advertising from inspiring English sources

The interrogation of new passport applicants could have been dropped over the summer, avoiding some deeply embarrassing advertising, and saving millions spent on interview centres - infrastructure for the ID scheme, dressed up as anti-fraud.

Some of those live tweets showed protestors releasing helium balloons with paper houses on them referencing the embarrassing advertising campaign into the Airbnb main entrance.

At that time the city was not embarrassed to advertise the carnal pleasures on offer.

The next morning, his boss at an advertising agency fired him for embarrassing the client who had given him the ticket.

I remember a time when a major corporation withdrew all its advertising to protest some truthful yet embarrassing articles.

Prof Mark Bellis, of the Faculty of Public Health, agreed, saying the figures were "embarrassing" and that tougher action was need on advertising as well as the introduction of minimum pricing.

MySpace has an embarrassing situation today involving their new MyAds self service advertising product – they've repeatedly rejected ads from a startup called HubPages as competitive to MySpace, despite the fact that the site isn't a social network.

It may seem embarrassing for high-profile restaurants to have their empty tables advertised just before dinner, but it's a valuable service to both the diners and the restaurants: no one wants to face an evening with empty tables.

To that end, he hired G. Gordon Liddy of Watergate fame to dig up embarrassing information about the CEOs of large companies that might advertise.

He said that Toyota was "embarrassed" by the television advertising campaign, which was created by Saatchi & Saatchi, and that the company was now making commitments to black and Hispanic-owned advertising agencies.

The company advertises "a strict anti-cyberbullying policy that prohibits harassing, threatening, embarrassing and targeting reviews," for example.