"Wide publicity" refers to the extensive distribution or exposure of information or news to a large audience. It signifies that the information or news has been widely broadcasted, published, or shared, reaching a wide range of people or a broad scope of coverage.
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A quick look at a landscaping company that finds vying for various awards an effective way to
gain wide publicity.
While wide publicity is in your joint best interests, as any business, your publisher will have to prioritize your book against other projects.
Taxpayers picked up the tab because Orange County Animal Control workers euthanized Bucksnort 11 days after the accident, even though her owners contacted the pound several times and the dog's story received
wide publicity in the Orlando media.
[119] The article received
wide publicity convincing Anthony Howard, who later declared himself «deeply affronted... and never more affronted than when Alec Douglas - Home became leader of the Conservative Party».
The trial of those men and the events occurring in the aftermath helped to give the Communist Party in
America wide publicity, change laws, and jumpstart the modern civil rights movement.
Now, it's been tweaked here and there, and ported to the big consoles, getting a
much wider publicity and renaming, piquing many people's interest.
Still, in one respect, the ad campaign is already a success: By garnering coverage of the ad campaign in the New York Times, Foley Hoag has already
generated wide publicity for itself, free of charge.
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.
Looking forwards, the firm has plenty of plans to further develop its wellbeing programme: a new more centralised portal that joins up all aspects of health and wellbeing, better firm -
wide publicity for its initiatives and increased senior leader buy - in for all aspects of wellbeing.
The case
received wide publicity and soon hundreds of other claimsof abuse, going back as far as fifty years, were lodged.
Despite
the wide publicity of the San Bernardino, California shooting on December 2, 2015 where 14 people were killed and 22 injured, the very next day the U.S. Senate rejected a bill to tighten background checks on those attempting to buy a gun.
The document received
wide publicity and stirred up a good deal of controversy.
There had been
wide publicity with quirky and distinctive advertising and lots of social media activity.
Just over a year after the concept was first floated to
wide publicity, backers are quietly planning construction of an aerial gondola over the Hudson River between the Rensselaer Amtrak station and downtown Albany
I note, most regrettably, that those rather unfortunate comments have since Monday 8 May 2017 gained
wide publicity and may have implications for an ongoing trial in the High Court.
One fact we must not miss is that the substance of the lecture doesn't match
the wide publicity given it earlier and the needless controversy about access to the Accra International Conference Centre being denied Dr. Bawumia.
I note, most regrettably that those rather unfortunate comments have since Monday 8th May, 2017, gained
wide publicity and may have implications for an ongoing trial in the High Court.»
The figures that tend to receive
the widest publicity are those where small variations have real political significance.
The press has always been partners in progress hence we are using this opportunity to request thw media to give this historic training championship (NASAC 2017)
widest publicity in their respective media outlet to enhance its successful hosting.
This brought nation -
wide publicity and eventually got a reputable publisher to knock on Trisha's door.
Although the altarpiece was generally coldly received, it was Friedrich's first painting to receive
wide publicity.
Quite apart from
the wider publicity given to the heat transport problem in the Russell ocean model (which affects all of the published GISS - E2 - R results), and the famous rogue LU run where a negative forcing yields an overall positive net flux response (which is not rogue at all and not to be excluded according to Gavin), the WMGHG results and particularly the relationship between Fi and ERF values now seem positively bizarre.
Your contention is correct as they should have had used a different name as it may damage their Canvas brand which has gained
wide publicity and credibility.