Sentence examples for kept ad from inspiring English sources

In 1927, the economist Roland Vaile found that firms that kept ad spending stable or increased it during the recession of 1921-22 saw their sales hold up significantly better than those which didn't.

It also emerged that a fire during a 2013 disturbance at the centre had caused damage to the IT system, resulting in a six-month period with no central server, meaning records had been kept "ad hoc" by individual employees on their personal desktops.

Mice were maintained on a regular light-dark cycle (14 h light, 10 h dark) with a room temperature of 23 ± 1°C and kept ad libitum on a standard laboratory chow diet (4.5% w/w fat, Ssniff Spezialdiaeten, Soest, Germany).

Mice were maintained on a regular light dark cycle (12 h light, 12 h dark) and kept ad libitum on a standard laboratory chow diet (Ssniff Spezialdiaeten, Soest, Germany, Vitamin A ~ 15,000 IU/kg) or on a Vitamin A-deficient diet (Ssniff, Vitamin A < 120 IU/kg).

Since tradition in Pompeii kept ads from being blatantly defamatory, a favorite trick of local politicians was to plaster the tombs and walls of the town with fake endorsements for their opponents from unsuitable supporters — runaway slaves, gamblers and prostitutes.

Plus, all the extra code he wrote for the site to keep ad blockers out made the pages load slowly.

While on the web it can keep ad presence in the news feed conservative, on mobile this is it's only real revenue driver.

Keep ad agency projects within a budget that is practical for you and still meets the needs of your client.

"The question rational people have is, 'Hey, don't people dislike ads — why would people keep ads and why would they go back and look at what they've kept?' " Mr. Kurnit said.

The implicit criticism of the report is that the operators of these networks know which sites traffic in copyright infringement and therefore could keep ads — and ad money — away from them if they wanted to.

As much as the transportation authority deserved praise for trying to keep ads civil, the judge went on, "there is no good reason for protecting some individuals and groups, but not others" from abusive language.