Sentences with phrase «saw television advertisements»

My question — Why isn't the Chamber raising questions about the huge number of patients who saw television advertisements from Xarelto's manufacturer, began taking the drug and then suffered an uncontrolled bleeding injury?

72 % of registered Democrats have seen a television advertisement for Quinn.

When people see your television advertisement, Yellow Page ad, or banner advertisement on another website, when people hear you on the radio, or when a past client gives your name to a friend who is looking for a lawyer, what do you think most people are going to do?

Goal Based Financial Planning — Building a Gold Fund Recently I saw a television advertisement of PCJ (PC Jeweller), a well known gold retailer.

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So, if you're seeing more advertisements that you actually enjoy online or even on cable television, you may have digital ads to thank.

Nutritional content of food and beverage products in television advertisements seen on children's programming

Breastfeeding advocates attempt to police these rules, but it has admittedly been an uphill battle; formula advertisements are still seen prominently in parenting magazines and on television.

They also think that infant formula is better because of the advertisements they see on television.»

With all the hooplah and paranoia and suspicion and skepticism that home birth faces in this part of the world, it's refreshing and reassuring to see that in some places, birthing at home is so normal and unsurprising and positive that it appears on television in an advertisement (the ad states that «Waira was born on March 21, in a Flex Bed.»)

Turn on the television or radio, or open the newspaper, and see that you're surrounded by advertisements aimed at catching your attention.

«You see the advertisements on the television all the time: you see the unattended bag in the subway station, or behavior in your neighborhood, people coming and going,» Bratton said, speaking at an unrelated forum at the Manhattan Institute.

Although the role of women in today's society is not one of housewife, sexist roles are still seen in advertisements aimed at children, according to Spanish researchers who have analysed television commercials for toys.

We have seen all types of advertisements on billboards, television screens, magazines, and newspapers, but we sure have never seen an ad on the moon!

You might have seen a few advertisements on television lately about the importance of balancing the good and bad bacteria in your gut.

Did you know that children as young as two may be influenced in their food (or junk food) choices by a 30 - second advertisement they see on television?

The couples who seen through television and radio advertisements, they met through online singles dating.

For Mallonee, who spent part of his career developing artificial intelligence systems, was intrigued when he saw the e-harmony advertisement on television which relied on the Expert System, another subset of the systems he worked on.

You only need to watch television now to see the latest advertisement for the iPad 2 and the Motorola Xoom.

You've no doubt seen any number of television commercials or billboard advertisements selling nothing more than fast, easy money.

The title «refers to a well - known brand of washing powder, with a long - running advertisement that ran on Nigerian television during the artist's childhood in the 1980s (which can be seen on the TV set in the work), it is also the jumping off point for an extended meditation on chromatic and psychological states of «blueness» — the glow of the room and its atmosphere of introspection.»

While Super Blue Omo refers to a well - known brand of washing powder, with a long - running advertisement that ran on Nigerian television during the artist's childhood in the 1980s (which can be seen on the TV set in the work), it is also the jumping off point for an extended meditation on chromatic and psychological states of «blueness» — the glow of the room and its atmosphere of introspection.

You've seen them more times than you can count — the television advertisements, running at all hours of the day, in search of plaintiffs for medical malpractice suits.

One evening, I was watching television when I saw an advertisement.

If you own a television or radio, use the Internet, subscribe to a newspaper or magazine, or go to the movies, you've probably seen a GEICO advertisement.

What's even worse is that many individuals go out and purchase auto insurance just because they saw a funny advertisement (on television) for a certain insurance company.

You've probably seen advertisements on television for term life policies designed for specific groups of people like senior citizens.

Rather than go with just the simple advertisements that are shown on the television or heard on the radio, you can instead see how flexible they are in making sure you have what you need.

One may argue political advertisements have long done just that — political campaigns in the past would purchase ads that voters would see on television or in print en masse in key areas.

While the résumé is an advertisement of sorts, most will not go to the lengths of what we see in ad copy and on television, except perhaps on a résumé for an advertising writer.

Recall all the advertisements you've see on television or in other media outlets and try to discern what makes you purchase one brand over another.

A resume functions just like those advertisements you see on the television, in which companies entice people to purchase what they have and what they can provide.

The aesthetically placed advertisements that we see on television or on billboards and the beautiful designs we see on websites are all work of graphic designers who work diligently for hours to think of concepts and put their ideas forward.

This hasn't meant simply taking advertisements previously seen on television, billboards and in newspapers from these mediums to the Internet; it has forced companies to change the way they think about advertising.

INTRODUCTION Turn on the television or scroll through Facebook, and chances are you'll see at least one advertisement for a group or «guru» who promises to teach you how to «get rich quick» through...