Sentences with phrase «enough publicity in»

• Pete Rose, Cincinnati manager, after being told that outfielder Kal Daniels, who had just been traded by the Reds to the Dodgers, was complaining to reporters that he hadn't gotten enough publicity in Cincinnati: «Believe me, publicity isn't what it's made out to be.»

Not exact matches

Whether you purchase one of her publicity books, participate in her media training seminars, or are fortunate enough to become one of her media coaching clients, count yourself lucky to learn from this rare and wonderful gem.

Judging from the results in Beaver Creek, however, medals will be more evenly distributed than publicity, and the U.S. team could even be strong enough to challenge Austria in the skiing medal count.

North Carolina (13 — 1) Headlining my midseason team of Leading Scorers Who Don't Get Enough Publicity is Jawad Williams, who drops in 16.8 points a game but ranks fifth on UNC's roster in name recognition behind Rashad McCants, Sean May, Raymond Felton and Marvin Williams.

I must admit that Sky's recent crusade to promote the greatness of Chelsea (I think they were reacting to the negative publicity of the champions of a league they had just invested # 5B in) was nauseating enough but the on - screen graphic «demonstrating» Chelsea's new found financial «prudence» since 2013 was proper gut - gnawing stupor.

In a statement in Ado - Ekiti, the state APC Publicity Secretary, Taiwo Olatunbosun, blamed the unfortunate incident on the «callousness» of the governor, who, he said, «collected more than enough» to pay workers» salary arrears but allegedly kept the money in private accounts to yield interests for personal usIn a statement in Ado - Ekiti, the state APC Publicity Secretary, Taiwo Olatunbosun, blamed the unfortunate incident on the «callousness» of the governor, who, he said, «collected more than enough» to pay workers» salary arrears but allegedly kept the money in private accounts to yield interests for personal usin Ado - Ekiti, the state APC Publicity Secretary, Taiwo Olatunbosun, blamed the unfortunate incident on the «callousness» of the governor, who, he said, «collected more than enough» to pay workers» salary arrears but allegedly kept the money in private accounts to yield interests for personal usin private accounts to yield interests for personal use.

Third party candidates for president generally don't get much publicity and most of the time don't get enough votes to make a difference in a presidential election.

In Oakland, Calif., there's been enough publicity over the state's enforcement action that most stylists won't offer Brazilian Blowout.

But much of the time, if it's done early enough, ducks get put in a row and things line up as expected, especially lately with so much publicity around the Oscars now.

Hidden Figures While the film itself wasn't seen, a sneak peak of footage was offered and that was enough from a publicity standpoint to keep it in the minds of voters.

A pat on the educational back with a certificate of merit or publicity in local newspapers or professional journals does not seem to be enough.

I can't say enough about the wonderful job the people at Smith Publicity did in promoting my book.

It is a huge market for audiobooks and they need to be able to curate enough local content and sponsor events in order to garner publicity.

The two biggest mistakes in book publicity pitches: they are too long in length, and not pointed or provocative enough.

But, in an ecomomic climate where you almost do have to be certifiably nuts to decide to launch a publishing company, is this book publicity dream - come - true going to sell enough books to keep this company in the black, or will the publishing executives be ready for straitjackets within another season or two?

In New York the publicity budget is spent on the authors who receive the biggest advances because the publisher needs to sell enough books to recoup the advance.

But again, it takes a tremendous amount of publicity to generate enough sales to make a dent in the list.

making its way in the world and you're feeling ho - hum about the publicity it's getting or that your publicist in general is not doing enough (or is she?).

Expert: Claudia Jackson In today's book publishing world, old publicity techniques are no longer enough.

It was the author's fault that the fourth novel (which also earned two starred reviews) sold better, but not «enough», when the publicity department happily ignored the previous novel's rave reviews and neglected to mention those stars, and compounded it by writing a completely inaccurate description of # 4 in the catalogue.

Everyone who has been around video games long enough knows that when a movie has a video game alter - ego, it is most likely a publicity stunt instead of a genuine interest in developing a deep and engaging gaming experience.

Choice 1: How much money do we want to spend today on reducing carbon dioxide emission without having a reasonable idea of: a) how much climate will change under business as usual, b) what the impacts of those changes will be, c) the cost of those impacts, d) how much it will cost to significantly change the future, e) whether that cost will exceed the benefits of reducing climate change, f) whether we can trust the scientists charged with developing answers to these questions, who have abandoned the ethic of telling the truth, the whole truth and nothing but, with all the doubts, caveats, ifs, ands and buts; and who instead seek lots of publicity by telling scary stories, making simplified dramatic statements and making little mention of their doubts, g) whether other countries will negate our efforts, h) the meaning of the word hubris, when we think we are wise enough to predict what society will need a half - century or more in the future?

But I wanted to propose an additional thesis — that Lewandowsky did realistically model the changes in opinion that might happen with a concerted and well designed consensus - publicity effort — but that the effort we saw from 2003 to 2013 was not well - designed, was not pervasive enough, or both.

Add that the subject will likely have public relevance and sympathies and, probably, money enough for a crack team of lawyers, and you conclude that any prosecutor who goes that way without an airtight case will appear to the public to be wasting public resources to prosecute a minor crime (that many people won't ever consider as a crime) in order to get publicity.

Reports about the unveiling came from the Korea Herald, stating that speculation suggested Samsung was attempting to strategically unveil the Galaxy Note 8 in late August, just enough ahead of the iPhone 8 unveiling to grab most of the publicity.