Sentence examples for promotion led from inspiring English sources

One promotion led to another.

The rapidity of his promotion led to a classic Whitehall muddle over how to handle Miller's additional brief of equalities and women's minister.

In 2005 Oliver's suggestion that home cooks grate nutmeg over spaghetti bolognese – part of Sainsbury's "try something different" promotion – led to the supermarket selling nine tonnes of the spice, an amount equivalent to the previous two years' sales.

TSG were placed in the Kreisklasse, the lowest peg on the footballing hierarchy – and remained there or thereabouts for decades, until league restructuring and promotion led to the heady heights of the Kreisliga.

Her promotion led to a flood of new board offers, she said, but she turned them down, choosing to focus on her new job and to wait for an invitation from a company that was similar in size.

With radio slow to recognize this new idiom, exposure for hip-hop came mostly through 12-inch singles in dance clubs, but Tommy Boy's focused approach to artists-and-repertoire and promotion led to commercial breakthroughs with quirky character acts.

As shown with TPR, promotion leads to a higher reduced state of Ni.

Interview questions were generated through discussions with the research team and health promotion leads at the hospital.

Hand washing promotion leads to reduction in diarrhoea episodes in both child day-care centres in high-income countries and among communities living in LMICs by about 30%.

This type of promotion leads to the unintended consequence of making a relational nexus between the act of smoking and the dreamlike promises of prestige, power, freedom, luxury, and success for the Nigerian youths.

His subsequent promotions led to an appointment as ship's captain in 1906.