Sentences with phrase «giving more publicity»

Statistics show that purchase intent is well above last year and it is also being covered alot more giving it more publicity.

It may be the media's giving more publicity to the row but we are functioning.

I recently looked through the arguments on the Medieval warm period business over at «co2science.org» — here's the link, though I hesitate to give it any more publicity:

«My failure to receive the award created a scandal that gave me more publicity than if I had won it,» she later said.

I recently looked through the arguments on the Medieval warm period business over at «co2science.org» — here's the link, though I hesitate to give it any more publicity:

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.

Not exact matches

Vonn says her hope is to «get women in ski racing more publicity and give them the push they need to make more money.»

says her hope is to «get women in ski racing more publicity and give them the push they need to make more money.»

As a business leader, you probably shouldn't treat your employees better or give more to your community just for the publicity value.

It is possible that, given the publicity surrounding developments in Asia and their adverse effect on confidence, businesses may be somewhat more cautious in their hiring plans than would normally be expected following a strong period of economic growth.

First, though most Christians do not speak hatefully toward others or about others, the sad reality is that the media and the internet gives such examples of hate speech from Christians way more publicity than it deserves, which in turn gives the impression that this is the way all Christians are, which is not true.

Much more recently Hawking has reiterated this version of events, when in June 2006 he gave a lecture in Hong Kong which gained wide publicity.

In an interview Wednesday, pitcher Gio Gonzalez wore the t - shirt, giving the photo more publicity than McCatty probably wanted and creating a hilarious photo.

Do not just stop drinking on your own — for all the publicity given to the flu - like agonies of heroin detox, alcohol detox is far more likely to be life - threatening.

She also notes that the promises made by Walmart are non-binding and may be abandoned once the publicity fades away, and she's unimpressed with Walmart's promise to build more urban markets, given its abysmal labor record and its detrimental effects on local economies.

More than a dozen state legislators, legislative officials and other insiders interviewed by the Daily News give credit to Preet Bharara for targeting Albany wrongdoing but are fuming over what they say is the powerful prosecutor's publicity seeking, tarring of the entire Legislature, and wading into governance issues far beyond the scope of his office.

Well, in today's slideshow I'm going to give you ten headline - makers, who not only embraced Internet romance, but also gave us much needed free publicity in the process, making online dating even more acceptable for average joes.

If you want to ramp up your PR campaign, generate more publicity and really build the buzz on social media, here's the gift that keeps on giving.

The more professional your video productions look, the more likely they are to be picked up by other video services, giving you even more exposure, free book publicity and brand equity.

I would add on the side of traditional publishing that 1) It is easier to get national publicity because producers give more weight to a traditionally published book, particularly from a larger house (though some self - published authors certainly do get national publicity as well — it's just harder, in general and 2) a traditional publisher is generally going to bring a great deal of experience to the table — from improving the cover or title to layout and design.

Self - publishing gives authors a lot more flexibility to experiment, but you're facing an uphill battle with promotion and publicity.

Book publicity, which is all about persuading people to give your book attention, is more of an art than a science.

Knowing that that your publisher can't commit to much more on the publicity side than mailing out galleys to a standard media list, you've decided to give it your all, to go ahead and hire an outside publicist.

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

At the risk of politically outing myself, I can assure you that any republicans with more than two brain cells to rub together know Fox News is the one - stop shop for controversy - courting bull, but power to them for giving Bulletstorm some free publicity.

All this drama is just giving Fortnite more publicity than it originally would've gotten, which could result in more sales for that game.

Anyway, thank you for giving this brilliant scientist more publicity.

Given the captive market, however, it's surely more profitable for CLE sponsors to use practising lawyers, who will donate their time for nothing in exchange for the publicity, rather than hiring real law professors.

This is more true for the console games than for PC and iPhone / Ipod / IPad games, where the large volume of PC and Apple games released in a given year means that there will always be some that escape publicity (and inclusion on our site).

This allowed millions of people to try it for free and gave the game more publicity than the devs could have done on their own.

The publicity given to pre-nuptial financial packages is making more couples aware of the good sense of considering the emotional and practical aspects of their relationship contract.