Sentence examples for has promoted more from inspiring English sources

Since September, when the theater reopened with a Bob Dylan concert, Mr. Shapiro has promoted more than 50 rock shows, showcasing acts including My Morning Jacket and Fiona Apple, and a well-received series of reunion shows by the Rascals.

It has promoted more inequality and volatility than he anticipated when co-creating the New Labour brand in the 90s, Mandelson conceded in terms that still manage to infuriate his enemies.

He has promoted more openness and transparency for the monarchy, while carefully avoiding being seen in public with his sister Cristina, who along with her husband Iñaki Urdangarin is embroiled in a long-running corruption scandal.

The press skepticism has promoted more governmental accountability, and the higher press I.Q.

The change seems also to have promoted more attacking play.

Would another platform, executed differently, have promoted more data sharing and more business uses?

Political analysts say that conservative newspapers and state-owned news media have promoted more favorable views of Russia, and of President Vladimir V. Putin in particular.

Ultimately, he chose Suzanne, a Frenchwoman six years his senior, whose influence seems to have promoted more work and less carousing.

Second, this year's heavy rains in the Northeast have promoted more mosquito breeding than usual, although they may have flushed out standing water and had the opposite effect in some places.

Critics gripe that the FCC should have promoted more competition between broadband providers.The FCC's record on encouraging the spread of superfast 4G wireless networks has been more impressive.

Over the years, numerous large efforts have promoted more screening.