Sentence examples for frequently advertised from inspiring English sources

Thiazides were the most frequently advertised drug class (48.7% of advertisements), but were largely promoted in combination preparations.

Perhaps less than is frequently advertised.

Bartoli, the eighth-seeded player in the tournament, satiated this need by chugging a two-ounce bottle of an energy drink frequently advertised on television.

The Nielsen analysis shows Mr. Romney has most frequently advertised on the Microsoft Network and Bell South Internet home pages, as well as on The Drudge Report and FoxNews.com.

From my observations, the position is not frequently advertised in local newspapers.

"For far too long, Backpage.com existed as the dominant marketplace for illicit commercial sex, a place where sex traffickers frequently advertised children and adults alike," the attorney general said in a statement tied to the news.

Elite retailers that frequently advertise in those magazines, however, are keeping a wary eye on the developing sales sites.

And while gay high-school boys frequently advertise that they "don't do hookups" and are only looking for relationships, fewer straight teenagers make that claim -- and many make it clear that they're looking for anything but commitment.

Pet shops frequently advertise them, even on their websites, with prices ranging between and more than, or.

Baltimore's indigenous music media includes The City Paper, The Baltimore Sun, and Music Monthly, which frequently advertise local music shows and other events.

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