Sentence examples for how it promoted from inspiring English sources

In particular Mr. Soper noted that Verizon had indicated that it "would like to promote WP8 similar to how it promoted Android in 2009, when the nascent open-source O.S. first came into the market".

Last year, The Hollywood Reporter wrote a piece about "The Voice" (or #TheVoice, as it were) and how it promoted the coaches' Twitter feeds and the show's hashtag, especially during big, buzz-worthy moments of each episode, to keep engagement (and ratings) up.

Meanwhile, Whitmarsh has stated that F1 needs to rethink how it promotes its events in some regions after the Shanghai International Circuit failed to attract a bumper crowd over the weekend.

And we should understand how it promotes diversity, resilience and fairness.

Many officials of nonprofit groups say it is important not just to emphasize how putting their name on products raises money, but also how it promotes their mission.

Furthermore, we have made very clear since we've been here, our problem with the fundamentally flawed process of manual counting here, how it promotes -- how it could lead to human error or even mischief".

You cannot imagine what it allows in terms of exchange of practice, and how it promotes the discovery of other ways of working".

Upside of Smoking Outside at Work Lest we go too far in banning outdoor smoking, consider how it promotes cross-departmental camaraderie at work, suggests Michael Skapinker of The Financial Times: Companies spend money on activities such as Outward Bound adventures and cookery classes, hoping to encourage bonding between different departments.

Although it isn't clear how companies can build such a culture, research has shown how it promotes simultaneous innovation and current performance when combined with balanced low-powered incentives.

When performance based assessment began to receive attention, many rubric studies focused on covering the benefits of using rubrics (Andrade 2000; Jonsson & Svingby, 2007; Silvestri & Oescher, 2006; Spandel, 2006); how it promotes students' learning and makes performance based assessment more accurate and reliable.

"So it's very much built into how France sees itself, how it promotes itself in the world".