Sentence examples for Increase publicity from inspiring English sources
Carlos Magdalena told me that he had even been accused of staging the theft to increase publicity for his work.
While the June date leaves relatively little time for families to plan vacations to see Mr. Wallenda's crossing, State Senator George D. Maziarz, a Republican from western New York, predicted that the event would increase publicity for the region.
When The Sunday Times of London learned that Ms. Rowling had written the book, many in the publishing world suspected that Ms. Rowling was secretly behind the leak as part of an effort to increase publicity for it.
In a bid to increase publicity before the massive rally held in Patna, the capital of the eastern state of Bihar, local B.J.P. officials asked tea vendors to brand their businesses "NaMo tea stalls" by putting up promotional posters using Mr. Modi's nickname.
Importantly, elite status does not protect from public embarrassment; if anything it intensifies it, by commanding increased publicity.
All media continue to give increased publicity to the Two Sessions.
A notice at the show's entrance actively encourages viewers to take selfies, neatly increasing publicity.
But with the increasing publicity surrounding this issue, employers are not necessarily going to now get away with it.
Now, thanks to an adverse ruling, the increased publicity might embarrass Luke and Sony enough to speed up a settlement.
"There is increased publicity," said Jeffrey Cohen, the president of Sylvan Education Solutions, a Baltimore-based company that has long provided supplemental services for needy students in New York.
