Sentence examples for poorly advertised from inspiring English sources

However, the debates have been poorly advertised and received only limited coverage.

Mr. Bloomberg has so poorly advertised his priorities to the public that only close observers see beyond the headlines.

These included pop-up boxes that consumers could only find by scrolling down to poorly advertised links at the bottom of the page.

Programs such as a six-month naturalization initiative are insufficient, Guevara-Rosas said, since they was poorly advertised and demanded a list of papers that many could not supply.

Some of the locations had intense, unpleasant security, and the festival as a whole was poorly advertised, not helped by the fact that it coincided with the far larger, better promoted and more aesthetically coherent Red Bull Music Academy.

This would be done by bypassing the infamous concorsi--nation-wide exams that are often poorly advertised and controlled by powerful, centralised committees.

He also criticized the marketing, asserting that people were unlikely to buy gold at the post office, and that the medallions were advertised poorly.

Aside from the tragedy of a woman's loss of life, Wal-Mart is facing a public relations disaster in China, one much worse than any fallout from the poorly crafted advertising campaign I wrote about in "Learn from Burger King's Advertising Fiasco".

People are bombarded with information nonstop — poorly done advertising that turns people off, politicians attacking each other and not saying anything.

But of course, Katz says, as with everything else, spray foams can be (and sometimes are) poorly installed and therefore don't always perform as advertised.

Manufacturers run promotions all the time, but often advertise them poorly outside their Web sites.