Sentence examples for most promotions from inspiring English sources

People aren't happiest during the years when they are winning the most promotions.

Most promotions end before the tournament starts and many companies hedged their risk.

Most promotions said the bonds were "low risk", as they were aimed at building society holders.

Most promotions are skewed to the least healthy foods – as Dobson has also shown – to those high in salt, fat and sugar, and stripped of the nutrients available in more expensive whole foods.

"Like most promotions, the short-term economics were tough, but the long-term payoff comes from highly satisfied guests who become valuable loyal guests, which is critical for the health of our brand and franchisees," Nick Shepherd, Carlson's chief executive said in a statement.

Other than more money, these promotions — like with most promotions — means more responsibility.

But Mr. Donahue's month-old show was clearly at the heart of the new strategy, and it received, according to one MSNBC executive, the most promotion the channel has ever devoted to any program.

For most, promotion is a means to an end, a way of getting to the shiny riches and polished challenges of the Premier League, but you get the sense for Warnock that promotion itself is the prize, rather than what comes after it.

Most promotion about the vaccination is targeted at women rather than men.

Paramount spent at least $150 million to promote the film, whereas most film promotions range from $70 to 100 million.

We followed the "Friends and Family" promotion with our most successful promotion ever the 2009 "Biggest Free Nights Offer" Campaign.