Sentence examples for levels of promotion from inspiring English sources

The process of paying co-op fees to promote individual titles grew increasingly complex, especially after Amazon began selling different levels of promotion.

It sounds like something you'd expect to do in a modern big-budget RPG, which Willey says is intentional: "What we're really aiming for is an audio game that has a kind of AAA [those with the highest development budgets and levels of promotion] feel about it".

However, the levels of promotion and financing have been inadequate to foster a coordinated approach.

However, whilst effective physical activity interventions have been reported, including pedometer based programmes and exercise referral schemes, levels of promotion and uptake remain low: there has been relatively little investment in researching effective ways to increase physical activity promotion in general practice [ 8].

"Retailers have been working hard to encourage people into their stores, running exceptionally high levels of promotions and discounts.

We forecast continued space de-leverage through soft demand and e-commerce, and pressure on gross margins from rising input costs and higher levels of promotions, so risk to forecasts remains on the downside.

A fancy Web site promoting your independent labor of love is all well and good, but the imprimatur of MoMA is an entirely different level of promotion.

The reporters and others have pointed to the frantic level of promotion for various political candidates as over-the-top and damaging to the paper's credibility.

"We are highly confident that as we return to some level of promotion, we'll get the customer back in the store," Mr. Johnson said.

Williams listed four factors for the weaker sales: smaller Greek athletic competition sites, the diminished value of the dollar, security worries and a diminished level of promotion by the Greeks when contrasted with the marketing efforts made by Sydney.

Already, his Administration has pulled back on advertising and promotion of the health-insurance exchanges, which, Gruber contends, meant that fewer people — about half a million fewer — signed up for insurance this year than would have with an Obama-era level of promotion.