Sentence examples for message compared with from inspiring English sources

For openers, e-mail is a relatively inexpensive marketing tool, ranging from a penny to a quarter for each message, compared with $1 to $2 for each piece for direct-mail campaigns in the actual world.

Mr. Greenberg's firm did a poll of 1,000 likely voters after the State of the Union speech, testing the "America is back" message compared with Mr. Obama's other messages, and concluded that it is "by far the weakest," according to a memo the firm put out after the poll.

In this case, tabloid newspapers were more likely to report on scientific research with a causation message compared with broadsheet and middle-market newspapers.

The difference was greater when the low-fat variety was offered to those who were obese: the intake was 47% greater when reading the low-fat message compared with a 16% increase if you were not obese.

Feedback is more easily recalled when it is accompanied by a positive encouraging message compared with negative messages (Podsakoff and Farh, 1989); and positive feedback is considered more accurate (Podsakoff and Farh, 1989; Jussim et al., 1995).

In this report, we present the findings of a 14-week longitudinal evaluation of a culturally-adapted, small audio-technology HIV awareness campaign focused upon an oral message, compared with a conventional seminars/pamphlet based program in three rural communities in the northern Nigerian State of Kano.

According to figures from Gartner, 47% of Swedes and 39% of Italians use text messaging, compared with 2% of Americans.

According to data from comScore, females exceed males particularly in communications, devoting about one-third of their online time to social networking, instant messaging and e-mail messages compared with about one-quarter for men.

The first sitting US president to visit Kenya shared a stage with innovators including Kenya's Judith Owigar, whose company offers technology training to young women in deprived areas, and admitted that he is slow at text messaging compared with his daughters.

The large majority of younger users — 70percentt — use two or more apps for messaging, compared with just 42percentt of those 35 and older who do the same.

Specifically, the results indicate that the inclusion of corporate brand names, functional and emotional appeals, and information search cues increases the popularity of B2B messages compared with B2C messages.