Phrases with «little publicity»

The phrase "little publicity" means that something or someone has not received a lot of attention or promotion from the media or public. Full definition

Sentences with «little publicity»

  • There has been very little publicity for the game as of thus far and it has got some fierce competition, assuming it hits its launch window. (ps3attitude.com)
  • The recovery plans requested in 2010, meanwhile, have received little publicity. (reuters.com)
  • It's a movie that despite little publicity opened at number 8 at the domestic box office this past weekend. (johnhanlonreviews.com)
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