Sentences with phrase «yet more publicity»

The hullabaloo over Tracey Emin's unmade bed - which became an instant icon of popular culture - further inflamed feelings, especially when a protest by two Chinese artists who jumped up and down on it only brought yet more publicity for the woman who has supplanted Turner himself as Margate's most famous export.

Not exact matches

(Yet Trump also likes to play cat - and - mouse with Fox and others over whether he will attend debates, which earns him even more free publicity.)

I am surprised that more people haven't yet realised that the last minute Lemar bid was purely a publicity stunt.

In regard to fashion week, it's now becoming less about the publicity from the influencer side (yet we're still an integral part of it), and more about getting editors» eyes (and hands) on the collection again.

More importantly what is evidenced here, though, is yet another growing trend across the country, although New Mexico is one state taking the lead in this regard, especially in terms of publicity.

Go a little bit further and SUVs like the Alfa Romeo Stelvio, Jaguar F - Pace, Bentley Bentayga and even the yet - to - be released Lamborghini Urus and Rolls - Royce Cullinan are getting more publicity than the Levante.

Hazard Owen indicated several reasons, some of which include the lack of exclusivity, the potential to make more money than with the set - in - stone royalty models of other platforms, and the added publicity that comes from being part of yet another distribution catalog that can reach more readers.

One of the issues seen more and more lately that may hinder No - Kill success is the fading support for traditional rescue groups that are foster - based without a brick and mortar facility, Many grant - making systems and relocation programs automatically exclude these types of groups, yet community rescue organizations have been the backbone of no - kill efforts far longer than the fancy «humane organizations» who hog the donations and get all the publicity.