Sentence examples for too promotes from inspiring English sources

This substance, too, promotes cell division and growth and most likely helps fragile newborn neurons to survive.

Germany, too, promotes its own Badische Wine Street (schwarzwald-tourismus.info), but the Kaiserstuhl (kaiserstuhl.cc) itself is special, with numerous, easily accessible wineries, in small villages.

Low urinary citrate, too, promotes stone formation.

Then, too, promoting healthful eating has become an important part of Mrs. Obama's own agenda.

This will have a high UK inventory too – promoting the staycation.

But she has something else on her plate too – promoting her debut novel.

(News organizations like The New York Times, too, promote live blogs during many awards shows, sporting matches and other live events).

"It wasn't just Ashford and Simpson, but other songs, too, promoted this idea of enduring respect in relationships and love that would keep going on and that wasn't cheap," he said.

Some complained that it too promoted criminality, others said it was exploitative, and others were angry at one scene where a subject lined a bag with tin foil to try to stop shop alarms going off.

For FAO too, promoting quinoa is primarily about its role as a subsistence crop and how it can address malnutrition, but to do so successfully it has to be something that people are willing to eat.

The board was impressed, too, promoting Bassoul to chief operating officer and bringing him to Elgin.