Sentence examples for touted by its from inspiring English sources

How about shale gas as a low-carbon fuel, as touted by its backers?

As a result, re-engineering usually led to demoralisation and disruption rather than the revolutionary improvements in efficiency touted by its proponents.

The interim nuclear agreement with Iran, touted by its proponents as a "historic deal", has been described as a "historic mistake" by Israel's prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu.

That fiasco apparently wasn't enough to derail XOXO, a Netflix Original movie touted by its director as a Dazed And Confused for the contemporary PLUR set.

Promoted widely, Inuit art is often touted by its supporters as an important way to generate independent wealth in native communities and preserve threatened cultural traditions.

However, the (admittedly limited) empirical evidence to date is hardly conclusive either in this regard, or on whether the adoption of flat-rate tax systems has achieved the objectives touted by its proponents.

He forswore, as he later put it, the "delicious excesses" then being touted by his generational cohort.

Services, touted by IBM as its future, grew a mere 2%.

The ultra-high accuracy rate touted by Google in its FaceNet paper doesn't survive past 10,000 distractors, and by the time there are a million, despite a hefty lead, it's not accurate enough to serve much of a purpose.

"If this means a beginning of 'sanctions' against the D.P.R.K. touted by the U.S. and its followers, it will push the situation to an unpredictable phase and bring about catastrophic consequences," North Korea's official Korean Central News Agency said today, using the initials for the country's formal name, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.

Back in 1990 Mr Buchanan argued that the first Gulf war was being touted by "the Israeli Defence Ministry and its amen corner in the United States".