Sentences with phrase «received little fanfare»

One feature of the latest update to Amazon's Kindle software could propel your ebook marketing into a different dimension but it's received little fanfare.

Surprisingly, there were no hearings held on this provision and it received little fanfare — at least at first.

The news that Guus Hiddink was confirmed as manager until the end of the season received little fanfare or response.

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Considering the science - fiction promise of parabiosis, the studies have received notably little fanfare.

With little or no fanfare, Peconic Bay Medical Center's proposed three - story expansion of its Roanoke Avenue main building received unanimous final site plan approval from the Riverhead Town Board on Tuesday afternoon.

The commission itself is receiving a new look also this morning after City & State noted in its morning email that SAGE members met quietly in Albany with little public notice or fanfare — adding to the growing reputation that administration isn't living up to its transparency claims.

But it was coolly received by critics and will likely reach limited release with little fanfare from IFC Films.

For the majority of teachers, this is frustrating because most work hard every day to ensure that their students receive a quality education with little fanfare.

It is also interesting how little fanfare the Wilkins collapse received.

Event organizers Stop Cliffside have declared to protest a success: Duke Energy CEO Jim Rogers has publicly said that all of Duke's coal power plants will be shut down by 2050, but considering that many climate change scientists consider shutting down coal - fired power plants to be the single greatest thing that can be done to curb emissions, Rogers» promises have been received with little fanfare.

it received remarkably little fanfare at the time.

For something as significant as a sea change it received remarkably little fanfare at the time.

«With little fanfare, the ABA has withdrawn a controversial 1992 ethics opinion requiring a lawyer who inadvertently receives privileged material from an opponent to refrain from reading the material, notify the sender of the error, and abide by the sender's instructions.