Sentence examples for promoted or not from inspiring English sources

"The success or failure of the new system won't be determined by whether a team gets promoted or not.

Well just listen to what the Rochdale manager, Keith Hill, said this week: "Will Saturday's fixture really be the deciding factor on whether we get promoted or not?

Because of their age they are liable to be sacked, or retired early, or not promoted, or not given jobs in the first place.

"That, in all fairness, will establish if we can get promoted or not".

"Regardless of what happens, whether we get promoted or not, we will also lose a significant sum of money," he said.

Downgrade recycling is, however, common as seen in the example of paper recycling, and whether such recycling should be promoted or not becomes a hot issue on many occasions.

By Richard Brody December 31, 2014 The vagaries of awards season bring heated debates over eligibility (the drum score of "Birdman"), stealth openings to qualify for an Oscar ("Mommy"), and distributors' decisions to promote or not ("The Immigrant"), leaving long trails of regrets and might-have-beens.

The vagaries of awards season bring heated debates over eligibility (the drum score of "Birdman"), stealth openings to qualify for an Oscar ("Mommy"), and distributors' decisions to promote or not ("The Immigrant"), leaving long trails of regrets and might-have-beens.

The micro- and nanoarchitecture plays an important role by promoting or not cell attachment and spreading[19].

For example, Sallie Mae's contract with the Education Department specifies that "servicers will have full discretion to promote or not promote services as long as they meet legislative and regulatory requirements and are cost neutral to the government".

The most successful species are those whose dispersal is promoted or at least not disadvantaged by human activity.