Sentences with phrase «facing bad publicity»

If a nursing home is opposed to going to court and potentially facing bad publicity or press, their legal team may push for a quick settlement.

The discontent also stems from restaurants and other private establishments that face bad publicity if they dare banish a breastfeeding mother to the bathroom or off the entire premise.

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Over the weekend, he used the shooting victims as a human shield to create some sort of doubt about the FBI's Russia investigation, and his staff characterized the tragedy as a «reprieve» from the bad publicity they'd faced over the last week.

Wharton professor Jonah Berger says negative publicity is like playing Russian roulette, so unless Amy's Baking Company plans to take the «reality show» idea all the way, it's safe to say that this example of bad press definitely blew up in the company's face.

Now, with all this bad publicity, reviewers will be under suspicion, too: because, let's face it: how can you tell a real reviewer from a fake one?