Sentence examples for frustrated ad from inspiring English sources

That is perhaps one reason that it's hard to care quite as much about the fates of frustrated ad executives, put-upon secretaries and unfulfilled wives.

"Donors are getting increasingly frustrated with funding TV ads, which might win an election but don't create lasting value," said Kari Chisholm, an Internet campaign strategist from Portland, Ore.

He was increasingly frustrated to find his ads rejected time and again.

If your email is too difficult to read, your recipients can become frustrated and delete your email ad without reviewing the offer or sales copy in full.

Scientists have become sufficiently frustrated by these issues to devise ad hoc solutions to help safeguard the quality of reviews and allow reviewers to affirm that they will review in an ethical and professional way, and encourage clearer review processes.

However, he added that he remained frustrated with the "inherited archaeology of years of regulation" with structures such as contracts rights renewal, the mechanism that controls ITV1's ad rates, still in place.

When it comes to negotiating licensing fees and ad-sharing revenue, the studios have grown frustrated with Google, which obviously has been pushing to maximize revenue from YouTube.

The only delay is that Facebook wants to create video ads that don't make users so frustrated they leave the site.

Just as resident were growing increasingly frustrated with having to detour around flooded streets, he released a campaign ad featuring himself paddling home from work on a kayak with his dog, Earl.

b) The Republican National Committee staffer who appears in an ad called "The Breakup," in which she pretends to be a frustrated former Obama supporter.

Privacy issues and promotional content — including everything from display ads to information posted by a user's "friends" about Mafia Wars or Farmville — all frustrated Facebook customers.