Sentence examples for promoted in the same from inspiring English sources

An adaptation of this scene, described as "adult" and "controversial", is being promoted in the same week that the sexual assault of an unconscious woman by US student Brock Turner is making international news.

Mr. Uwechue is working on a new album that he says will be a "radical departure" for him, although it remains to be seen whether it will be distributed or promoted in the same way his previous work has been.

Soon they'll own more, enabling them to cross-promote in the same market and entice advertisers with package deals.

Yearly increases of diarrheal mortality were reported in infants over the study period except in 2009, yet in-home water treatment was promoted in the community during the same period (27).

Appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in the 1933 King's Birthday Honours, he was promoted Commander in the same order (CBE) in the 1934 New Year Honours.

These models provided an opportunity to investigate both differential lineage-specific cellular responses to the same EMT-promoting stimulus as well as differential responses to varied EMT promoting stimuli in the same cell line.

On the other hand, in the last year, Wal-Mart created an office of diversity, announced that it would protect gay workers from workplace discrimination, and pledged to promote women in the same proportion that they apply for management jobs, promising to penalize senior executives if that does not come to pass.

We may not all promote poetry in the same way, but by God we adore it.

As a result, Hsp104 is asymmetrically localized to the cells that experienced the thermal stress, and this increase in chaperone accumulation, along with its activity, promotes curing in the same cells.

Openness in genomics is being promoted by the same research funding agencies that have been mandated for the last three decades with promoting commercialization.

Twitter is starting with this limited run but will let advertisers control the Promoted Tweets in the same way they do today for logged-in users.