Sentence examples for promotion often from inspiring English sources

A survey in Britain prepared for Opportunity 2000, an employer-led campaign to make better use of women in the workforce, found that an offer of promotion often caused a dilemma for dual-career couples.

Public health has four characteristics that provide much of the subject matter for public health ethics: (1) it is a public or collective good; (2) its promotion involves a particular focus on prevention; (3) its promotion often entails government action; and (4) it involves an intrinsic outcome-orientation.

Don't be afraid to ask your employer any one of these questions -- a raise or promotion often won't come unless you ask.

Passed midshipmen awaiting promotion often elected to become master's mates, a high-ranking petty officer who assisted the master with his duties, served on watch as deputy to the lieutenants, and commanded small boats.

Such critics are not wrong to observe that "clumsy democracy promotion often does little good and can even make matters worse," but they are mistaken to suggest that the U.S. government should reward the intransigence of the Mubarak regime by easing back on human rights and democracy promotion.

Also, health improvements related to health promotion often occur in the far-away future.

We like to make connections but lack of time and discomfort with self-promotion often means the standard networking model works less well for us than for men.

The lawyers argued that without posting, promotions often relied on favoritism and a buddy network.

And promotions often matter in ways that have little impact on day-to-day levels of happiness.

The hyperbole of N.B.A. promotions often implies that players can walk on water and that they possess qualities of goodness beyond basketball.

Instead of generous "stay two nights, get one night free" offers, hotels are offering more modest, targeted promotions, often with lots of fine print attached.