Sentence examples for successful medium from inspiring English sources
Marketing manager Carla Bradman says: "It's been a very successful medium for us in two ways.
For the iPad to be a truly successful medium for publishers, it cannot exist on circulation revenue alone.
Sulzer offered three successful diesel designs namely, 200 mm bore S20, 400 mm bore ZA40S, and 500 mm bore ZA50S, as part of a successful medium speed engine program before becoming New Sulzer Diesel, part of the Wärtsilä Corporation.
Film has probably been the my least successful medium for me to write in.
While light comedy and satire might have established Yiddish theater as a commercially successful medium, it would never have established Goldfaden as "the Yiddish Shakespeare" (which the New York Times called him at his death in 1908).
We carefully characterized what constituted successful, medium and low uptake of the ACCII in Table 5.
In Hong Kong the top 15 families control assets worth 84% of GDP, in Malaysia 76%, in Singapore 48% and in the Philippines 47%.The majority of the world's most successful medium-sized companies are also family firms.
He is also the co-owner and the active, day-to-day manager of a new and successful medium-sized bar-restaurant called Gibby's, a couple of blocks away from Creighton University, which Gibson entered as a freshman on a basketball scholarship in 1954.
A successful medium-speed engine program embracing the 200 mm bore S20, 400 mm bore ZA40S and 500 mm bore ZA50S designs was offered by Switzerland-based New Sulzer Diesel before becoming part of the Wärtsilä Corporation.
In copywriting, 50 words is a huge amount of copy: Google Adwords, to me, the single most successful advertising medium of all time, restricts a writer to 25 characters for the title, and 70 characters for the ad text — about 15 words in total.
As an interactive medium successful video games and systems must be conceived and delivered with an understanding of how people engage with them in the real world, far from the production studio.
