Sentence examples for rush to promote from inspiring English sources

Check short-stay offers and the super-low fares that companies don't rush to promote.

The Mets are not in a rush to promote Tejada, whom the team considered one of its emerging stars heading into the season.

AS a variety of companies and professions rush to promote points and badges, there is also a risk of oversaturation, says Margaret Robertson, the development director at Hide & Seek, a game design studio.

The combination of this rush to promote Beyoncé's latest work, as well as bell hooks' important critique, spurred a conversation about the societal value placed on pop stars' reflections on social issues as compared to scholarly reflection.

Many other charities have rushed to promote their cellphone campaigns.

Abdullah continues: Extremists have rushed to promote and exploit... differences..

"Do AC," the ads encouraged, as casinos rushed to promote their nongambling attractions: concerts, shopping, a gay nightclub, the beach.

Sciele is rushing to promote newly approved forms of its blood-pressure drug, Sular, after ending sales of the older version earlier this month.

Around 150,000 will need a new power supply.With the state incapable of providing electricity, the good news is that aid donors, "social entrepreneurs", NGOs and investors are rushing to promote rural off-grid power.

And Democrats who rushed to promote the national implications of Ms. Hochul's victory are now eager to minimize the impact of Mr. Turner's win on Mr. Obama's chances for re-election and the Democrat's hopes for redemption in the House in 2012.

He has won widespread public support by giving voice to deep-seated public suspicions that the Tokyo government is rushing to promote the interests of the powerful nuclear industry at the expense of public safety — a situation that many Japanese now blame for leaving the Fukushima Daiichi plant so vulnerable in the first place.