Sentences with phrase «give lots of publicity»

fox: While I am in no rush to sell my e-Series funds (which as you rightly point out cost less than half), I'm excited that a major player is going to give lots of publicity to the importance of low costs and indexing.

As a result of winning the competition, the winners are also given a lot of publicity via social media, the subreddit and the website.

I mean, they know that if they can raise hell against guns and so forth, that that gives them a lot of publicity.

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She's certainly succeeded in giving the work (not to mention herself) a lot of publicity.

Though there has been a lot of publicity recently about not giving babies cow's milk until at least 9 months, this does not really apply to breastfeeding babies.

After spending three days meeting authors and publishers, and giving them publicity suggestions, I realized that while a lot of you are attending writing and publishing conferences, some of you aren't maximizing the benefits.

It's just 10 units per store but it'll still sell a lot of Nooks and give Nook a lot of free publicity.

Give lots of copies of the book away and you'll get something even more valuable in return: publicity!

This resulted in a lot of publicity and Celia realised that her modelling career gave her an ideal platform from which to campaign against the fur trade, factory farming, vivisection, and other animal abuses including, much later, the live export of sheep, calves and pigs across Europe from the UK.

The American Express Platinum Card is a card that gets a lot of publicity and is the perfect example of a card that's all about the benefits it gives.

Back in 2010 Just Cause 2 released and it is, to date, the most recognizable of the two so far, in the series as it was the game that really set Just Cause on the map simply because it gave birth to a whole new way of playing around with an open sandbox game like this and also gained a lot of publicity because of gamers making videos and showing of the madness that could be had in the game.

My legal dream sailed from Peking University, so every time I go back to give a speech at the Law School of Peking University, I would feel a lot of gratitude, warmth and desire to assist or share my understanding of a career as a lawyer, and how to become a good lawyer, especially a non-litigating lawyer, with the students who want to be a lawyer in the future, so that I can do my part to improve the transparency, publicity and fairness of the Chinese capital market.

A lot of the current news we're seeing is actually old news, and even previously public issues are being re-aired and given more publicity.