Sentence examples for marketing employed from inspiring English sources

Chalk it up to the aggressive marketing employed by Angels owner Arte Moreno, who has turned the club into a legitimate market rival to the Dodgers.

Both are used to enhance the brand name and public perception of a university in an effort to attract students and additional resources, not unlike the mass media marketing employed by the for-profit sector.

Social marketing employs marketing techniques to achieve public health goals, reaching populations in need with health products and services that range from free to heavily subsidized in price [ 11].

Mass production of cigarettes really got under way in the mid-twenties, with the help of big advertising campaigns that, in further expanding the market, employed such slogans as "Reach for a Lucky instead of a Sweet" and "Blow Some My Way," by way of encouraging women as well as men to take up the habit.

Chase and GMAC, in their zeal to process hundreds of thousands of foreclosures as quickly as possible and get those properties on the market, employed people who could sign documents so quickly they popularized a new term for them: "robo-signer".

Labour force participation means being active on the labour market (employed or unemployed).

The market employs 300 people and accounts for $120 million in annual sales.

The market employs about 300 people, many of them immigrants from Spanish-speaking countries.

In the UK there are 2.5m rental vehicles and the short-term car rental market employs around 46,000 people.

Superfood Market employs 15 full-time staff and sends out thousands of orders each day from its fulfilment centre in the north of England.

In all, the market employs about 7,000 people and creates work indirectly for another 26,000 as insurers, bankers, security guards and drivers.