Sentences with phrase «much publicity»

We do however, want the case to get as much publicity as possible.

On - court abilities aren't the only things one has to worry about, which is why the measurements have been getting so much publicity in recent years.

All publishing houses want to get as much publicity for their books as possible.

Second, we generally advise our startups not to make a bunch of noise on the way in to the program as this is typically too much publicity too early.

There has been much publicity about the use of mature stem cells for research and possible treatment for many diseases in human medicine.

I found out that certain stocks would go up depending upon how much publicity it would get.

Common Core didn't get much publicity in most states until it became controversial.

Since most authors have to do so much publicity on their own, there (to me) seems to be no reason to go the traditional route.

These meetings did not generate much publicity because the choice of nominee was not in suspense.

Smaller institutions are not necessarily any less secure than their larger counterparts but may not have as much publicity surrounding them.

Despite much publicity and excitement, the bidding stalled at $ 4.9 million, far short of the $ 7 - $ 10 million estimate.

They must do so much publicity just to get that kind of attention — and sometimes it never arrives.

Of course, so much publicity occurs around all this that there are lots of drones and parasites who buy because they think this is the thing to do.

The issue of gender identity and expression is one that has recently earned much publicity and is quickly becoming a greater and more frequent reality in the workplace.

The most practical solution may not be as dramatic, or garner as much publicity as creating a whole new organ.

«I think the media gives them far too much publicity,» he says.

I don't make games anymore, so I don't have to decide how much publicity I want to forgo to make a stand on principle.

The Game Boy Advance played host to a number of games which rightly receive much publicity for their quality.

Mark has extensive experience successfully challenging Unum Group, the insurance company that has gained much publicity for its denial of benefits to professionals suffering from various disabilities.

Metta World, not getting much publicity with the NBA season on lock down, has posted some tweets for us to laugh at.

Recall the Democratic majority in both houses of Congress has garnered much publicity for its call to increase the federal minimum wage and decrease interest rates for college - student loans.

Of course, Koinex received much publicity over the weekend when they announced eight cryptocurrency pairs based on Ripple's XRP digital token.

Odegaard joined Madrid amid much publicity in January 2015 in a deal worth a potential $ 8 million when he was 16 years old.

In France, the school lunch program changes were implemented quickly and without much publicity.

Five demonstrators from Plane Stupid scaled the Palace of Westminster in late February 2008 while a climate camp outside Heathrow in August 2007 won much publicity.

Although much publicity has lately focused on a possible link between zinc exposure and feather mutilation disorders, at this point those conclusions may be somewhat premature.

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.

Of course, volunteering at a soup kitchen doesn't give Mr. Stiefel much publicity which he seems to enjoy.

The problem is, people like Palin and Beck get way too much publicity whereas truly good educators get none.

She was a goaltender and was pretty much a publicity stunt.

i really wish that the press would not give these crime committing idiots so much publicity when they should be silently locked away into oblivion.

The colonial power structure, then assumed to be a firm and lasting situation, functioned as a shield for the conscience, freeing a Swede or an American from feeling remorse for the suffering of the peoples living in that part of the world, about which there was not much publicity anyhow.

After much publicity, that investigation fizzled out without charges.

Blaber, who got far too much publicity from a campaign block party he planned last week, quietly cancelled it after residents on the street threatened to withhold votes.

Since The Journal of Cell Biology introduced its image anti-fraud measures with much publicity nearly a decade ago, manipulators appear undeterred.

I think Rhee gets so much publicity precisely because she's a polarizing figure and because she's a much more interesting quote than Joel Klein.

It's the same schedule M form that you had to file last year to receive the credit; it just hasn't gotten very much publicity lately so some people might forget about it.

First accepted by the AKC in 1904, the breed has gathered much publicity and many admirers of their trainability and good attributes.

Miss Belize Rebecca Rath has even given Belize exposure through her journey to compete in the Miss Universe pageant, with her social media coverage obtaining much publicity and popularity in the months leading up to the contest.

Now I know these are kind of dead points by now as Greenheart Games has had so much publicity thanks to their DRM that they'll likely sell more copies than they had previously expected, but for the average indie who's not making some ultra clever mirror holding statement (one that only has this kind of impact in this game genre) then creating a broken version of your game may not be in your best interests.

Given how much publicity Overwatch received before its release crushed any chance Battleborn had to be successful.

There is an interesting statement by managing editor, David Dinsmore, quoted on the BBC News website: «There is a public interest defence and part of that public interest defence is that if this thing has got so much publicity elsewhere that it would be perverse not to do it then that is acceptable and there is Press Complaints Commission (PCC) case law on that basis.»

Being such a successful token sale and raising so much publicity came with one major drawback: it put a target on The DAO's back.

While it maybe easier today to make small changes to your lifestyle and help the environment, there are some with a concern that there is so much publicity now that people will tune out the message, just like white noise, and eventually become desensitized to the real issues.

I gather from this post that this happened not one, but three times, which must be incredibly frustrating, and Hechinger says that this last time, when the book was solicited for an October 2010 release, he didn't do much publicity for it because he didn't want to talk up a book and then have it not come out — again.

It is his newest pitch to make more money (number 1 reason for the show no matter what he professes), gain more power in the TV and Cable network community and last but not least create much publicity for himself.

Eating a gluten free diet has gained so much publicity recently that TIME Magazine labeled the gluten - free movement # 2 on its top 10 list of food trends.