Sentence examples for promoted as much from inspiring English sources

This post-colonial model, promoted as much from London and New York as from Kingston, had virtually no appeal to the next generation of poets and novelists who were coming of age in the years after the death of Bob Marley.

The fill factor (FF) of solar cell devices based on this material can be promoted as much as 0.725.

This typically means that new mothers aren't promoted as much, or aren't asked to take on extra responsibilities like traveling.

Greg Mitchell, an author and former editor of Editor & Publisher magazine, wrote on his blog Tuesday that "the tunnels are being used as a pretext for mass slaughter -- and accepted or promoted as much by the U.S. media".

But reaching the pinnacle of professional skatedom has always been a kid's dream and has been promoted as much within the culture (sending in sponsor-me videos was a near right-of-passage and attaining professional status is the premise of the nearly every skateboarding video game franchise that inspired my generation).

I know a lot of my brands get frustrated that I don't promote as much as they would like.

Wales is a small country, and those charged with promoting its literatures - note the plural - are keen to promote as much dialogue as possible.

He said: "We did not promote as much as the market out there," adding that it also had less stock coming its Christmas clearance sale.

The more promising lines or strains are then selected for further propagation, and they are further improved by promoting as much variation as possible through hybridization or special treatment.

But was Mill an act-utilitarian, who thought that right acts are those that promote as much happiness as can be done on the particular occasion, given the alternatives available to the agent?

The whole thing helps with tourism: There are some local specialities that we try to promote as much as possible smoked meats, salted meats, dairy.