Sentence examples for challenging publicity from inspiring English sources

Asked if Juicero's challenging publicity of late has made him think twice about demand for complicated kitchen appliances — even well-made ones — he declined to comment.

Asked if Juicero's challenging publicity of late has made him think twice about demand for complicated kitchen appliances — even well-made ones — he declined to comment.

The schedule gets challenging — the show, publicity, recording music.

As the thief gains publicity by challenging the community to figure out which paintings claimed to be Vermeer's were indeed painted by him, everyone starts to look at the depth in art.

There is also a "man bites dog" factor in challenging one's own party when it comes to attracting publicity.

We've seen other plaintiffs unsuccessfully attempt to use the Wisconsin publicity rights statute to control Internet advertising (most obviously, the repeat litigant Bev Stayart), but this case provides the cleanest opinion to squarely address a publicity rights challenge to keyword advertising.

After being selected by the pop superstar herself as the winning school of her "Roar" lip dub contest, the students decided they would use their new publicity to challenge every high school in the country to donate to a charity of their choice.

Whereas other activists stick to protests and publicity stunts, he and his team have spent the past 5 years challenging scientists on their own turf.

But it doesn't get a lot of publicity because it doesn't interest hackers, who prefer to spend time with more intellectually challenging security vulnerabilities.

He said it was bound to be challenged in court, bringing bad publicity and hurting donations.

If he is challenged on this, it is free publicity.