Sentence examples for promoting convenience from inspiring English sources

Whether the big food companies, already expert in conceiving, packaging and promoting convenience foods according to their own nutritional standards, will invest heavily in healthier foods -- and put marketing muscle behind them -- remains to be seen.

The companies promote convenience, filling the gap between commercial airline service and charter service, in which a customer pays for an entire plane.

The one-time asks of the broad and tiered models promoted their convenience for participants and repositories, which was perceived to advance their respectfulness.

On 37th Street, between Eighth and Ninth Avenues, was a row of parking lots, promoting their exquisite convenience to Madison Square Garden, Macy's, the fashion district and the convention center.

Mr. Hill is promoting more than convenience to lure customers; his bank is also offering a Nokia digital phone to anyone who opens an account with $250 or more.

But Jeffersonian principles have been set aside for the convenience of promoting Christianity over all other religions.

In a statement, the Obama campaign said the first couple were voting early "in order to promote the ease, convenience and importance of voting".

Mr. Peterson estimated that the cost of the change, including advertising campaigns, in-store sampling and programs promoting the health benefits and convenience of the fruit, would exceed $5 million.

My favourite anecdote so far involves an actor playing the part of a sausage in a Stalin-era propagandist theatre piece promoting the new wave of convenience foods engineered by Mikoyan (the food minister).

Apple has released a handful of new ads promoting the iPad's portability and convenience over both laptops and traditional paper solutions.

Moreover, behavioral determinants are the main factors, and the environmental factors, in particular the policies and service conveniences promoted by local governments toward PME, might greatly raise PME compliance.