Sentence examples for is promoting that from inspiring English sources
verb
To raise (someone) to a more important, responsible, or remunerative job or rank.
- He promoted his clerk to office manager.
In the context of the forces of economic development that this global conference is promoting, that may be a good thing.
"The whole Asian art world is promoting that field at the moment; you see it at the auction houses in China, which get very high prices, galleries and museums have exhibitions.
But for all the effort PROOF puts into its reports, it seems no one is seeing them: "I actually have a full time job that isn't about promoting that number," Tarasuk said, "but nobody has a full time job whose job is promoting that number".
Nobody is promoting that.
The city's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, which has waged a relentless campaign against smoking since 2002, is promoting that fact, telling smokers that they could save about $3,000 a year if they quit a pack-a-day habit.
Tread is promoting that enthusiasts can communicate with each other via this app rather than using forums or Facebook pages devoted to one make or even one single model.
She'll be promoting that book at Film Forum on Monday and the Cinema Arts Center in Huntington, on Long Island, on Tuesday.
It was the era of "black is beautiful"; everywhere she looked in New York, the black power movement was promoting that slogan.
Before Breitbart's speech, I overhear Dux talking about a body suit he's promoting that will make full contact martial arts video games possible.
He was about to be promoted, that very day, from lieutenant to lieutenant commander.
Typically, it took him just seven months to be promoted; that is, to install himself in the head man's job.
