Sentence examples for Already publicised from inspiring English sources

Despite this the insurance industry has already publicised its own conclusions and supports further reforms to the sector.

"This was a story provided by the parents, who had already publicised the pictures and story on Facebook.

Janet Paraskeva, the society's chief executive, said: "The Law Society has already publicised its commitment to open up the legal services market and we are exploring how this may be achieved without risk to consumer safeguards.

The event was already publicised on TechCrunch last month, but in case you didn't notice, there is also a London meetup.

He said those techniques had already been publicised and he had already banned them.

He also admitted the incident had been good publicity, although the festival had already been publicised.

But there is no guarantee that Villeneuve's film will win nominations beyond the technical categories – Roger Deakins must be a shoo-in for best cinematography – nor that the public will be persuaded to take a second look at a movie that has already been heavily publicised when there is fresher Oscar bait to be consumed.

ML Begins 3 January, Channel 4. 132) War and Peace The BBC's adaptation of Tolstoy's novel has already been so heavily publicised and trailed that it can sometimes feel as if it has already gone out.

Whatever the specifics of the figure, if sales get close to the retail sell-through figure Activision has publicised, the company – which already boasts $2bn franchises in the form of Call of Duty and Skylanders – could well break even within one month.

Instead of threatening or cajoling the public, they simply publicised a single fact: most Minnesotans had already filled in their returns.

But we've already seen Eisenluther with a sinister bald bonnet in a highly publicised headshot from March, so what gives?