Sentence examples for often promoting from inspiring English sources

Until the late 20th century it was a defiantly white institution, often promoting segregation.

To publishers' delight, they are also spending lavishly to promote their rival systems, often promoting authors and books in the process.

Among the plans are ensuring farming schemes protect pollinators more often, promoting pollinator-friendly gardening and issuing best practice guidance to Wales's 22 local councils.

Ms. Love said that entrepreneurship flowed naturally for her after spending hours making videos, often promoting brands like Kinky-Curly and Eco Styler.

The ads intended for schoolchildren, from kindergarten to 12th grade, are often promoting milk itself, using characters like the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles to appeal to younger students and performers like Rascal Flatts for the preteenagers and teenagers.

Wills seemed destined to remain a one-hit wonder, often promoting yet another remixed version of "Gonna Get Along Without You Now", but charted again in 1986 with "Dare To Dream", her own composition, and the one she was justly most proud of since it was built around her favourite saying: "Aim for the sky and always dare to dream".

DNAm in promoter regions often suppresses gene expression, whereas DNAm in the gene body often promotes gene expression [ 40].

Insurance companies often promote safety.

Women, especially widows, are often promoted to high-ranking positions.

Children crowd snack stands, which often promote local beef.

They often promote microfinance, which can be helpful.