Sentences with phrase «lot of publicity»

Think tank launches get lots of publicity and speeches pour out about creating «informed citizens» and much more.

If dangerous amounts of methane had been released, there would have been lots of publicity about this subject.

This can be a great asset IF you are generating lots of publicity and are certain you can drive bookstore sales.

With not a whole lot of publicity, it is doing well and membership is growing.

Even fakes get lots of publicity for certain scholars, antiquities dealers, publications and even countries.

Personally, I think that lots of publicity in the press will do more for you than an engineered week on a best - seller list.

James fight for longer rear facing has meant lots of publicity which is exactly what's needed.

There has been lots of publicity surrounding the recent United Airlines promotion offering bonus miles when you convert points from several hotel programs to MileagePlus miles now through November 30.

This is expected to garner lots of publicity because the Pirate Bay is the largest of its kind and a household name.

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.

Hyundai grabbed lots of publicity by including Apple's popular tablet computer when it launched the Equus last year, playing it up in TV commercials — so much so that you could be forgiven for thinking the Hyundai Equus was nothing more than a fancy iPad app, let alone a real luxury automobile.

Jim received lots of publicity and appeared on TV and in newspapers.

«We felt on balance that the expression - bearing in mind we were getting lots of publicity for covenant issues - wasn't understood in the media at the time,» says Simpkins.

FreedomPop gets lots of publicity, but heaven help you if something goes wrong.

Their work didn't get a whole lot of publicity, at least not until recently, when it was mentioned in an Atlantic magazine cover article, «The Secret Shame of Middle - Class Americans,» about relatively affluent families living paycheck to paycheck.

And I thought that by going on the show, which gets a lot of publicity, I might be able to inspire a new cohort of entrepreneurs and reduce some of the anxiety and risk - aversion that most people have about starting their own company.

Even though a lot of publicity photos show people lifting their dogs over their heads or onto their back, that's not required.

And Mark Burnett knows how to get lots of publicity and ratings.

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

It all kind of snowballed into a lot of publicity,» Brauser says.

«It's a massive export industry that doesn't get a lot of publicity,» says Business Events Sydney chief executive, Lyn Lewis - Smith.

''... Just at the time we were settling the case with Coles amongst a lot of publicity we instituted against Woolworths who we allege — because it's before the court — we allege were doing the same thing.

And although the attendance figures in the papers the next day would still show 60,000 because of season tickets, on the evening of the match on the TV (MOTD) it would be visible by millions of people and the pundits would go wild at such a strong visible gesture particularly if a lot of publicity was made prior to the game about the plan.

A free year of coaching — Thomas is donating next season's FIU salary (reported to be around $ 300,000) to the school — and lots of publicity they wouldn't have gotten had they hired, say, an unknown Big Ten assistant.

Football tipster Danny Sheridan has parlayed a lot of publicity and a lot of hopeful bettors into making at least one of his predictions come true — he's become rich

Obviously I'd done the interview with the BBC a few days earlier, so there had been a lot of publicity.

Going in to our game against the Hornets last April there was a lot of publicity about how few penalties had been awarded to West Ham compared with other teams at the top end of the table.

It's starting to change, but we do get a lot of publicity surrounding school foodservice and it's coming from an uneducated viewpoint.

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.

Over the past several months, there has been a lot of publicity around the AAP's recommendation that children under two shouldn't watch television.

If a large number of products are recalled, or a child is injured or killed, the recall notice could receive a lot of publicity.

They will get lots of publicity, especially if the amendment (which is the final word in law, even the Supreme Court can not override it) is provocative to some.

Sen. Todd Kaminsky, a Long Island Democrat, said there's been a lot of publicity about Russian operatives using Facebook and other social media to influence the 2016 presidential race.

On the other hand there has been a lot of publicity about it since it was passed.

«We've had a couple of rapes that got a lot of publicity.

I'm afraid that you get a lot of publicity when you do that kind of thing.»

«I think it's right to have done this now, because there's a lot of emphasis, a lot of publicity around universal credit at the moment.

Senator Todd Kaminsky, a Long Island Democrat, says there's been a lot of publicity about Russian operatives using Facebook and other social media to influence the 2016 presidential race.

The prize «has also led to a lot of publicity,» in both lay and scientific magazines, newspapers, and other periodicals, raising his visibility in the scientific community.

The first time I actually had to appear as a witness in court is still clear in my memory, partly because the so - called «ballpoint pen case» drew a lot of publicity.