Sentence examples for exactly promote from inspiring English sources

"But in the old days, who would even know he had a bowling alley?" Of course, the responses by some players do not exactly promote a more civil discourse.

It also doesn't exactly promote a civilised image for the whole industry.

The countries that didn't go so far as to ban women from soccer didn't exactly promote the sport in 1985 either.

All of this matters, among other reasons, because a lot of unattached males, particularly from the lower socioeconomic strata, does not exactly promote a healthy society.

The company is not exactly promoting the benefit, but stockholders who go to the trouble of reading the company's annual report will find the offer, an oval-shaped coupon for a Big N' Tasty, on Page 23.

It's far from obvious to anyone looking at UK demands to see how exactly they promoted the UK's national interest.

Collins has received praise from Schwartz's friends and supporters for doing exactly that: promoting her story, which has received extensive coverage in the news media.

While this finding alone is not a surprise, some unexpected results surfaced when the four operations experts decided to try to pinpoint exactly what promotes customer satisfaction and helps shoppers differentiate one retailer from another, a process that they feel has until now received little academic review.

President Obama sure gets one thing exactly right, promoting, celebrating, and encouraging public sector innovation.

We've been working to promote exactly the kind of work that's going on in Mansfield".

He would want to promote exactly the same neoliberal policies that he peddled as prime minister of Britain in his (hoped-for) new role as president of Europe.