Sentence examples for sudden advertising from inspiring English sources

we can pull out those interests which happen to be the most common things put into a Facebook profile and now all of sudden advertising on music videos on YouTube makes sense," he continues.

Ioannides' explanation for the sudden advertising blitz: "Obviously Visit the USA is worried.

After the 2010 election, a sudden drop in advertising revenue hit the independent media.

For example, commercials for Volkswagen became the subject of considerable buzz because they showed something rarely depicted in auto advertising: sudden crashes.

"The idea that, after 15 years of dictatorship in a politically sophisticated country with strong union and student movements, solid political parties and an active human rights movement, all of a sudden this Mexican advertising guy arrives on his skateboard and says, 'Gentlemen, this is what you have to do,' that is a caricature".

Staid, conservative old Quaker Oats Co. is popping out all of a sudden with an advertising campaign that just doesn't fit the old comfortable image of Quaker Oats.

That's why it's called "ad creep" and not "ad blitz" or "ad rush" -- consumers won't swallow a massive sudden influx of advertising, but they will accept marketing's gradual encroachment into the world around them.

Then, all of a sudden, smoking was advertised as sexy for chicks.

But this was 1990, and the recession that year caused a sudden retrenchment of consumer advertising spending with print suffering more than all other media.

People glance at the tents, at the sudden profusion of fashion advertising on the 42nd Street sidewalk, then back to the sidewalk ahead.

But the sudden collapse in the advertising market, piling on top of the continuing structural decline in print revenues, led to operating losses in 2008/09 of more than £30m, which were not sustainable.