Sentence examples for considerable public relations from inspiring English sources

And for modern Mexico, it is undoubtedly a considerable public relations coup.

With Robert Redford as executive producer and a script by James Redford, his son, "Skinwalkers" also comes with considerable public relations value.

In an introduction to the exhibition catalog, the director of the Orangerie, Pierre Georgel, attributes Guillaume's success to factors including "a large inventory, an eclectic but extremely high-quality selection of works, a long-term involvement in the international art market, considerable public relations skills, keen sensitivity to shifts in taste and an energetic promotional program".

In it - an expose of the modern state of journalism - Davies spends some considerable time writing about the public relations industry and how PR increasingly plays a part in setting the news agenda.

But, he told the accountants' lawyers: "There is considerable public interest in this jurisdiction in relation to the administration".

Sending someone into space seems a rather audacious public relations stunt, one that could carry considerable risk to the winner, not to mention the Space Needle.

Gilmor, then handling public relations for fashion label Cole Haan, spent considerable time in Asia, where the company was expanding four years ago.

Given the considerable viewership on Friday, that decision proved to be a public relations coup.

"You will probably see a considerable investment on their part with advertising to address their public relations challenge".

"He was indomitable at going after that account," which he eventually won, said Mr. Dougherty, who worked in public relations for Bozell & Jacobs, "and used his considerable charm every step of the way".

The ­government may have won the public relations battle on the day, but it came at some considerable cost.