Примеры giveaway

• On straight cost-benefit analysis, education spending is a far more useful contribution to the country's economic performance than blanket giveaways to industry.

• Indeed, for the sake of investment they provided massive giveaways of tax to the rich, new incentives to management and, they thought, to investors.

• They give the impression of substantial giveaways to companies—many of the proposals affect the corporate sector—while doing almost nothing at all.

• I have mentioned only the four biggest giveaways.

• Such giveaways took place in previous privatisations and will take place in the biggest jumbo of them all—the privatisation of the electricity supply industry.

• Since 1979, the proceeds of privatisation have amounted to £77 billion, which has been completely wasted on dole money and all sorts of other giveaways to chief executives of privatised industries.

• Rather than traditional advertising, the company focused on giveaways.

• There were fan activities all day long, plus music, prizes and giveaways to keep spectators entertained.

• All the giveaways cost next to nothing and emphasized do-it-yourself craftsmanship.

• At the street parties, there are free cakes, meals, hot dogs, candy, and giveaways.

• Non-pecuniary avoidance efforts included increased offering of convenience features such as large numbers of branch offices and giveaways of consumer goods to new customers.

• They were also very free with their recordings, releasing songs free onto the internet and via word-of-mouth giveaways.

• Sales promotions include things like contests and games, sweepstakes, product giveaways, samples coupons, loyalty programs, and discounts.

• Events include a parade, a crafts show, food vendors, and giveaways.

• Specifically, he found incredible success giving radio interviews in exchange for advertising by way of commercials and promotional giveaways.