Sentence examples for flood of advertisements from inspiring English sources

Plenty of Republicans — even some of Mr. Santorum's supporters — said they believed that Mr. Romney would ultimately win here, given a flood of advertisements and support from influential Republican leaders.

Women who change their status to "engaged" on Facebook to share the news with their friends, for example, report seeing a flood of advertisements for services and products like wedding photographers, skin treatments and weight-loss regimens.

Mr. Miller, who has proposed drastic cuts in federal spending, had trailed badly in local polls in the weeks before the election but benefited from a last-minute flood of advertisements, mailings and automated calls casting Ms. Murkowski as a Democrat in disguise.

As the New York City mayor's race enters its final, combative stretch, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and his opponent, Comptroller William C. Thompson Jr., have unleashed a flood of advertisements that contain distorted, misleading and, in some cases, outright false claims about everything from the creation of jobs to plans for tax increases.

Sometimes the flood of advertisements, Twitter updates and incoming texts does make our heads feel like they're going to explode.

An opportunistic propagation model was used to trade off time- and location-based advertisement distributions by considering important physical constraints of networks such as a high advertisement delivery rate, low advertisement delivery time, and a flood of advertisement messages.

More money will mean a deeper flood of political advertisements.

The provision is meant to stem the flood of issue advertisements that are really thinly veiled attacks on candidates.

Smithfield, for example, has run a flood of television advertisements boasting that the company is a good, safe place to work.

Mr. Corzine, a political unknown when he declared his interest in the Senate seat last February, has spent more than $15 million of his own money on a flood of television advertisements during the last eight weeks.

But Mr. Chambliss has been hurt by his vote for the $700 billion Wall Street bailout — which was widely unpopular, both among conservatives and African-Americans — and by a flood of tough attack advertisements from the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.