Meanings of promotional literature in English

The promotional literature for serious illness cover makes sober reading.

Never has reading the small print in the marketing and promotional literature been so important.

That cost, according to the latest promotional literature, will be at the rate of £245 per metre.

TAKEN from the promotional literature of a sales improvement consultancy: Our mission is to make a difference.

According to all of the promotional literature, the code would uniquely identify the destination -and it does!

But in Rath's promotional literature it is a front for the pharmaceutical industry, a 'Trojan horse' and a 'running dog'.

A Bord Failte spokeswoman confirmed that promotional literature advertising Ireland as a hunting and shooting country is no longer sent out.

I'd been reading UN armed forces promotional literature for weeks, and I needed someone to push me one way or the other.

The numbers were constantly plugged on radio, and advertised and printed on hundreds of thousands of flyers, posters and all other promotional literature.

CHAI files separate tax returns from the Clinton Foundation, but is included in the foundation's audited expenses, annual reports and other promotional literature.

In the bar, with their hair combed, they would be clutching folders of promotional literature and talking excitedly about the promises of various investment banks.

Borrowers may be surprised to learn than lenders are not required to mention APRs (annual percentage rates) in their promotional literature in certain instances.

THE "ultimate Western experience" is how the promotional literature describes the Drumcoura City dude ranch which Mr Gerrit Isenborger worked on for a few weeks.

Well established in eastern Europe, the scheme offers "the opportunity to make big money, up to £21,870", according to its promotional literature.