Sentence examples for touted today from inspiring English sources

Many strategies touted today as weapons for the war on sprawl have already been successfully applied in the Pinelands.

There are broader concerns that suggest business weblogging will not be adopted in the way being touted today.

FIBER is being touted today as a treatment or preventive of many of the major and minor ailments afflicting people in the overly refined 20th century -from heart disease, cancer and diabetes to constipation, hemorrhoids and obesity.

As for CDs themselves, when digital technology and compact disc recordings galvanized the classical music market in the mid-1980s (and innovations in the industry were historically driven by classical music audiophiles), they were touted as space-saving conveniences, much as MP3s are touted today.

Nonetheless, downtown Denver is touted today for its historic downtown.

There are few topics more highly touted today than the importance of innovation.

Consider a list of supposedly dead voters in Upstate New York that was much touted last October.

Indeed, India's governing coalition touted last week the decline in Maoist attacks and deaths as one of its signature achievements.

The club have been open to refining the game each year, with the idea of "Madrid Fives" even being touted last term.

Although Boaden by inclination avoids the limelight, her steady BBC career saw her touted this year as a potential candidate for the director of vision job.

Mr. Bloomberg and his schools chancellor, Joel I. Klein, criticized the Chicago board yesterday for eliminating the math test requirement, and said that system had failed to invest properly in prevention methods such as programs like the one he touted yesterday.