Sentence examples for nationwide impression from inspiring English sources
ISB was one of the first groups to make a nationwide impression after the folk revival lead into young musicians writing "new" folk songs.
For example, Turn recently ran an ad campaign for a sneaker company that initially chose to buy a wide variety of impressions nationwide.
But that is a riskier, more fraught policy in Damascus because it is such a symbolic prize and the government has tried to use the veneer of stability there to project the impression of nationwide control.
Nationwide, some students get the impression from the laboratory components of introductory biology, chemistry, or physics classes that lab work is routine, predictable, and boring.
When analyzing the radiographic features of 160 atypical femoral fractures from a nationwide study, we got the impression that the proportion of shaft fractures has been underestimated.
The difference is that while massive nationwide campaigns are shifting our impressions of smoking towards taboo, breast implants haven't lost their sex appeal... yet.
De Zylva said: "The NFU's campaign to undermine the pesticides ban has given an impression of large crop losses nationwide, but this is not supported either by the scientific evidence or harvest figures".
Nonetheless, their gratuitous display by some of the largest and most respected news broadcasters has left the impression that Iran is either under nationwide martial law or experiencing a bloodbath under complete darkness.
While characterizing atypical fractures from a previous nationwide study in radiographic detail, we had the impression that the fractures were located either in the subtrochanteric region or in the shaft.
CHEVROLET announced last week that its Volt plug-in hybrid would initially be offered only in California, despite a widely held impression that the car would be sold nationwide.
To reverse the impression about its jobs, Wal-Mart is broadcasting three ads nationwide that portray it as a great place to work.
