Sentence examples for usually promoting from inspiring English sources

The idea is to start small, usually promoting it in a few big cities where wealth is concentrated.

Any time Muggsy goes out it's usually promoting The King Henry Show.

Moral messages abounded, usually promoting hard work as a prerequisite to material wealth.

To gain greater insight into the morphological changes induced in hEBD LVED cells by a combination of SMF and IL-6, we noted that IL-6 has a role in the regeneration of nervous tissue, usually promoting astrocyte formation [ 35] and, accordingly, monitored the transcription of bone morphogenic protein 2 (BMP-2) and myelin basic protein (MBP).

He has usually promoted from within the organization and has chosen minority candidates for prominent positions.

Potential subjects don't usually promote themselves to me in such a way, but I was interested in how that corner of the Internet works.

Rather than letting rooms remain empty and appointment calendars half-full, some spas are running last-minute specials, usually promoted online or via e-mail newsletters.

Devices for removing dust from the image sensor of a digital single-lens reflex camera are usually promoted by emphasizing the need for regular cleaning.

Natural selection, which usually promotes only selfish behavior, can reward this kind of cooperative behavior, called kin selection, because relatives contain many of the same genes.

Some scientists believe that the reason for the Pima's obesity is that their weight setpoints are higher than normal, and that their bodies have learned to ignore the chemical leptin, which usually promotes weight loss.

But the mayor, like the governor, favors a number of ideas usually promoted by conservatives, and often opposed by teachers' unions, like charter schools — Newark now has a dozen — and tuition aid, otherwise known as vouchers.