Sentence examples for promotion increasingly from inspiring English sources

The dark art of movie promotion increasingly lives on the Web, where studios are playing a wilier game, using social media and a blizzard of other inexpensive yet effective online techniques to pull off what may be the marketer's ultimate trick: persuading fans to persuade each other.

Health promotion increasingly occurs outside of the boundaries of traditional care settings such as hospitals and clinics.

Tom Williams, a spokesman at Wal-Mart Stores in Bentonville, Ark., said that its Halloween circulars and in-store promotions increasingly promoted home décor and crafts items with a harvest theme.

It is an approach that will appeal to introverts and other career-minded people who balk at the self-promotion increasingly required in business.

Export promotion is increasingly in the hands of chambers of commerce, emulating the successful German model.

Brick-and-mortar bookstores are decreasing, travel is expensive, and money for marketing and promotion is increasingly being spent online.

I concluded my column this weekend on Elizabeth Warren's supposed Indian ancestry by noting that America's emerging post-white future, in which "almost everyone will be 1/8 something-or-other," will make certain forms of contemporary affirmative action and diversity promotion look increasingly ridiculous.

Similarly, prevention and health promotion are increasingly found amongst the tasks that fall under the competence of medical doctors [ 29].

In the health sector the importance of health services and their relation with human life, quality assurance and quality promotion have increasingly caught the attention of tax payers having increasing expectations from hospitals and other health providing organizations.

He thinks it's time for a black Gatsby, noting that Jay-Z might be an inspirational starting point — "a young man of talents with an unsavory past consumed by status anxiety and ascending unstoppably through tireless self-promotion and increasingly conspicuous wealth".

Computer programs, ads and promotions were increasingly focused on and directed at males.