Sentence examples for promotion point from inspiring English sources

This is encouraging from the health promotion point of view, especially since it has been shown that women who integrate exercise into their routine during pregnancy continue exercising after delivery [ 38, 39].

The BBC was at pains to stress that Mr Salmon's new job was a promotion, pointing out that he will sit on the powerful executive committee.

Officials at Hudson Valley Tourism say more money is needed for promotion, pointing out that their annual allotment from the state fell steadily after reaching a peak in 1988 and is only now rebounding.

Assuming it is real, it's pretty clear that this is only being offered on a limited scale right now — the promotion points out that the user who saw it is an "unusually active book customer" and the deal is non-transferable.

Overall, interview data revealed a predominantly coherent and interconnected series of key themes that were reiterated across the interviews: in particular, media preferences (visual, local), positive and negative tobacco promotions (point of sale, celebrity endorsements), and local tobacco trade (economic benefits of tobacco).

Reading's defeat means that they are now four points off Birmingham City – 3-2 winners at Swansea on Friday night - in the second automatic promotion spot and 10 points off Wolves at the top.

The Hoops are still well placed to clinch an automatic promotion spot, sitting three points and two places behind leaders Leicester City but they struggled to seriously test Forest's defence until Carroll's second-half effort.

O'Donnell, for instance, has the network's second-most watched show, but it gets little in the way of promotion, a point he made himself on Twitter last week. .

Similarly, our finding that the overwhelming majority of stores place cigarettes within 1 m of candy and cash registers calls for stricter regulation of tobacco promotion at point of sale.

Both a Web site, DoSomethingReel.com, and in-store promotions will point shoppers and others toward the offerings, all of which, in the inaugural round, are documentaries with an earth-friendly message.

Among their findings, Stier and Yaish saw that men rated their income and opportunities for promotion 0.215 points (or 8percentt) higher than women on a scale of 1 to 5. When asked about how stressful and exhausting their job was, men rated their work 0.159 points (5percentt) lower than women did.