Sentence examples for become publicized from inspiring English sources

Few of these cases become front-page news or become publicized at all; they are confined to the realm of "private matters".

Over the past several weeks, however, the charter school began to have second thoughts as its difficulties became publicized and Smith supporters denounced the school at a Feb. 12 public hearing.

Ms. Lacey, 44, and Mr. Berson, 38, left ESPN last December as their contracts were nearing completion and their relationship became publicized.

Act I: as the divide becomes publicized, it will cease to exist as such, and will become instead a divide between those who have gone to the show and those who haven't.

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Shunned by the majority of the international community when word of their track record on women's rights or lack thereof and anti-Hazara pogroms became publicized, they tried and failed to win over other nation-state's representatives to grant them the diplomatic recognition they craved.

This may be due to behavior modification as the putative health effects of PFOA became publicized, both in increased bottled water usage and decreased tap water consumption.

Seemingly, instances of bad behavior by our government institutions become public knowledge only when an outraged employee publicizes them.

As old leases get examined and environmental concerns become more publicized, neighborly disputes between residents and those drilling on their land are bound to get more heated.

Several popular media and Internet-based hospital quality rankings have become increasingly publicized as a method for patients to choose better hospitals.

The event did not become widely publicized until after TMZ.com had posted the audio of Bale's outburst.