Sentence examples for attempts to publicize from inspiring English sources

Boobies are taking flight all over Christmas Island this week, but Facebook is not amused by attempts to publicize the event.

Although there were attempts to publicize the NPRC at its onset, many authors may not know about the possibility, or know which journals participate.

The lawyers were able to demonstrate that Ms. Geramian leaked internal documents in an attempt to publicize the Gruner & Jahr side of the story.

It was his colleague Emil Kraepelin who first called it Alzheimer's disease in 1910, some say in an attempt to publicize the accomplishments of his academic department.

With the accumulated toll of self-immolations approaching 100, Beijing has been scrambling to find effective deterrents to such acts, which began in 2009 as a desperate attempt to publicize what many Tibetans consider heavy-handed Chinese policies.

J. Thomas Menaker, one of the defense attorneys, said of the Dept.'s action, "It it highly irregular & potentially very prejudicial that the govt. is attempting to publicize evidence that may not be admissible at trial".

In August 2014, Kane would have known about Fina's proclivities, and she attempted to publicize the emails, but her effort was blocked by an anonymous judge.

He said that he took the photograph feeling that he could only "report properly on the courage and the suffering and the dignity of the little girl" in his attempt to publicize the disaster's need for relief efforts, feeling otherwise "powerless".

A third factor is the administration's effort to publicize its attempts to respond and hold BP accountable.

Galbraith embarked on a lonely effort to publicize the Kurds' plight; his first attempt, working with Senator Claiborne Pell to impose sanctions on Saddam's regime, failed in Congress.

The schools must make an effort to publicize girls teams the way they publicize boys teams.