Sentence examples for reviewed advertisements from inspiring English sources

The studies reviewed advertisements from 26 countries.

The studies reviewed advertisements from 26 countries predominantly the United Kingdom (UK) (7/24, 29%), Australia (5/24, 21%) and the United States (US) (4/24, 17%) (Table 1).

"I made a lot of buying decisions about automobiles when I was 18 that have absolutely no relevance today," said Bob Garfield, 48, who reviews advertisements for Advertising Age and is a co-host of "On the Media," a programshow on National Public Radio.

"Anyone want to have a rational conversation about that or do you want to rant and rave and provide a lot of May Day rhetoric that is not based in any fact?" Harsh Words Bob Garfield never pulls punches when he reviews advertisements for Advertising Age, but in a critique this week of recent campaigns for Coca-Cola, Chevrolet and the tire maker Pirelli, he beat the ads to a bloody pulp.

EBay said it would review advertisements highlighted by the Guardian and signalled the company's willingness to engage on the issue.

A survey in North American survey found that 21% of journals editors claimed that they did not review advertisements provided by the industry before their appearance in the journals [79].

Do an Internet search, or review advertisements in print and online.

In helping her promote her services on the Web, he even reviewed her advertisements.

Mr. Sandler said that Joe Andrew, the Democratic committee's national chairman, and Rob Engel, its executive director, as well as himself, reviewed the advertisements to be certain they did not expressly advocate the election of a candidate.

In 1992, an American study [15] reviewed 109 advertisements published in 10 medical journals and noted that headlines were found to mislead the reader about efficacy in 32% of advertisements.

Several employees at TDI Incorporated, the company that reviews advertisements for placement in the subway, said yesterday that no one was available to discuss its dealings with the police union.