The ad is laced with palliative phrases: "successful businessman," "balanced budgets," "fiscally responsible," and most of all, "without raising taxes".
Or take Brian, owner of a web hosting company we work with, who cut his bottom producing key word PPC advertising and saved $1,000 per month, which he redirected into his most successful key word phrases.
I've coined a few successful turns of phrase over the years, but none, I think, as successful as the confidence fairy — a term I used to refer to the belief that things like austerity in the face of depression would actually be expansionary, because of … CONFIDENCE.
Think of parents' angsting over how to pay for their children's college tuition in the Gerber Life College Plan ad, or the famous "I've Fallen and I Can't Get Up" spot, campy, but so successful that the phrase itself has been copyrighted by the sponsor.
For example, the search input for the phrase "successful ageing" in PubMed was "successful* aging" OR "successful* ageing", which was searched as "successful* aging" [All Fields] OR "successful* ageing" [All Fields] AND "humans" [MeSH Terms].
Successful arguments use the phrases "for example," "for instance," and "e.g".g
As it learns new correlations between semantic phrases and successful results, it will update itself to serve queries better in the future.
Successful clues frequently are phrases of poetry or quotes; for example, if a picture is an oil pump, you might clue "I drink your milkshake" (the quote being a reference to an iconic scene in the movie There Will Be Blood, which is about treacherous oil deals).
This remark did trigger disclosure of non-adherence and other physicians referred to prior successful use of similar phrases.
