Sentence examples for accelerated publicity from inspiring English sources
"He did an extraordinarily accelerated publicity push, which set him up," one executive said.
This decline has been accelerated by adverse publicity surrounding alleged organ retention without formal parental consent in the Bristol Royal Infirmary Inquiry [ 6] and the Royal Liverpool Children's Inquiry [ 7].
Historians say publicity about the diplomats had accelerated these steps.
Those that don't risk eroding this bond and causing an accelerated negative word-of-mouth pyramid and a publicity headache.
This dynamic drives word of mouth marketing for MasterClass courses ("My screenwriting class is taught by Shonda Rhimes!"), accelerated by the large social media followings of the instructors and the free publicity their course generates in the news.
In those days, before the Internet niche-ification of culture and the ridiculously accelerated spin cycle of fame, he was the avatar of the celebrity age, at once a self-conscious and self-destructive pursuant of publicity.
The war accelerated everything.
Reloaded is not the first production to rely on over-the-top publicity, but it accelerates the trend where more and more of the major releases are based on comic books or old television shows or movies already made whether sequels or remakes.
The result has been a feedback loop, accelerating through the 2000s, where criminal prosecutions for failure to disclose HIV status have generated publicity that has implicitly instructed the public on how to respond to HIV.
