Sentence examples for use of native adverts from inspiring English sources

An example of the advertising industry finding new ways to achieve balance is the use of native adverts.

Online adverts may compete both with other adverts as well as with the results of organic search, and health service providers considering the use of online adverts need a strategy that calculates the added (marginal) benefit and cost.

Vince Cable has condemned as "stupid and offensive" the Home Office's use of adverts encouraging illegal immigrants to "go home, or you'll be picked up and deported".

It said in April 2012 that it would roll out limited use of adverts.

The use of vans with adverts urging illegal immigrants to "go home or face arrest" are working, No 10 says.

But, equally, he never allowed the brand to be compromised through such things as use of the music for adverts.

Writing in The Guardian, Charlie Brooker claimed that the use of Mitchell and Webb in the adverts was a curious choice.

Other complementary means of communication included the use of radio jingles, through TV adverts, advert by drug manufacturers, using handbills, posters and bill boards.

But some firms criticised the use of their quotes in the advert.

In a curious twist in the tale, these controversies may well have accelerated the use of smart grid technologies to advert costly and divisive conflicts on these scales in the future.  .

Meanwhile, some firms criticised the use of their quotes in a Labour advert.