Sentence examples for thin promotion from inspiring English sources

To compensate, the company stepped up what had always been a thin promotion budget.

History has shown football fans stick with their teams through thick and thin, through promotion and relegation, through price hikes and even the most painful of trophy droughts.

Farewell parties are becoming far too frequent these days as retirements and promotions thin out the ranks of Glendale's finest.

Promoting woodfuel use can have many positive economic benefits including the creation of markets for biomass wastes; improved economic viability of thinning and harvesting; promotion of new crops, especially on marginal or unused agricultural land; and creation of employment in tree growing, harvesting, transport and conversion to useful energy.

Glamorgan, keeping half an eye on the latest bulletins from Headingley, barely clung on to their wafer-thin prospects of sneaking the third promotion slot after a far from serene day at The Riverside.

In the thin margins of concert promotion, that can mean the difference between profit and loss.

"If John Still wants this club to succeed, the players and board want it to succeed and if the fans want it to succeed, through thick and thin, we will get promotion, no doubt about it.

The company's concert promotion business has thin margins.

There are younger members rising up the thinning ranks, but this is promotion by default not merit.

Some, like William Crookes, could not let go of the dream, clinging to thinner and thinner shreds of evidence, until his dogged promotion of 'victorium' was soundly defeated.

Hasn't the debate in fashion over the promotion of these wretchedly thin models been thoroughly discussed?