Sentence examples for inconsistent advertising from inspiring English sources
Christa Sober, an analyst at Thomas Weisel Partners, said that an inconsistent advertising recovery -- transportation and auto advertising were up while technology and real estate were down -- was making the rest of the year difficult to predict.
Critcism was rife when publication of the posters sparked social media outrage, but now BIM Distribuzine has released the following statement: "We apologize for creating and releasing unauthorized posters for 12 Years A Slave in Italy featuring Brad Pitt and Michael Fassbender in a manner inconsistent with approved advertising materials.
"We apologise for creating and releasing unauthorised posters for 12 Years A Slave in Italy featuring Brad Pitt and Michael Fassbender in a manner inconsistent with approved advertising materials," said BiM on Friday.
"We apologize for creating and releasing unauthorized posters for '12 Years A Slave' in Italy featuring Brad Pitt and Michael Fassbender in a manner inconsistent with approved advertising materials," BIM Distribuzine said.
The Times regrets that some references to events are outdated, and that the tone of some articles and advertising is inconsistent with the gravity of the news.
The three-candidate race is close and unpredictable, with wildly inconsistent polls, a flood of new advertising money from the national parties and PACs, and renewed interest in an immigration and corruption scandal from Round's gubernatorial days.
"Seeing storefront dispensaries advertise with neon pot leaves is inconsistent with the idea most people have of medical marijuana," said Ms. Holcomb, of the A.C.L.U.
As is well known, however, in its original form the Principle of Indifference may lead to inconsistent assignments of probabilities and so can hardly be advertised as a principle of rationality.
Now, FMyLife disallowed paid applications and advertising when its API launched in February 2009, but the company has been inconsistent about enforcing those rules.
The marketing of political candidates through advertising has been extensively studied for over 50 years and the research found inconsistent evidence of the efficacy of political advertising in changing someone's voting choice.
