Sentence examples for whole promotion from inspiring English sources

I was taken aback by the whole promotion.

"Basically Ripple's whole promotion seems to be cherry-picking facts to distract people from looking at the big picture," he said.

"We sold about 45,000 seats in the whole promotion, which helped our overall ticket sales go better than I would have thought this winter," said David Schrader, chief financial officer of Disney Theatrical Productions.

In the four years to 2008 only three black or minority ethnic officers had been promoted to chief inspector in the Met police and many black officers were so disillusioned they were trying to organise a boycott of the whole promotion system in protest.

"Whilst we have issued a writ against the ERL to try and establish some clarity about the whole promotion and relegation issue, it is unlikely that the matter will be resolved in time to provide us with the injection of funds we need to continue trading".

Results: During the study period 91 students (of the 269 students' whole promotion) and 88 residents actively participated at least in one of the simulation-based training sessions.

Her long term goals are to develop communication bundling strategies for whole health promotion and prevention.

Here's an actual aspect of a superhero's daily life, something that really requires some explanation, and we've got a whole film promotion centered around answering it via a lot of highly qualified -- and highly entertaining -- experts of one sort or another, all arranged through a company that specializes in this exact daily part of most people's lives.

The German discounter – the UK's sixth largest supermarket – said its competitors relied solely or significantly upon imports from New Zealand for their Easter whole leg promotions, taking advantage of lower buying prices and greater availability.

Then you have to have a whole system for promotion.

He has sound marketing know-how and will take charge of the whole presentation and promotion of programming to viewers, something that has faltered in recent years.