Sentence examples for constant publicity from inspiring English sources

While Sergeant Shalit has remained largely out of public view, Mr. Taqatqa and many of the other freed Palestinian prisoners are living in the full glare of near constant publicity.

He also said that he had begun to grow tired of the constant publicity on him.

The constant publicity given to the debate contributed to a growing distrust of the truthfulness of popular nature writing of the day, and often pitted scientist against writer.

The constant bad publicity cannot help.

College administrators fret about the constant bad publicity.

In a statement yesterday, Sony Music said it was "appalled that Mr. Jackson would stoop so low in his constant quest for publicity," according to The Associated Press.

"The constant stream of bad publicity has got to be adding to customer churn".

Perhaps the company will eventually conclude that the costs, in bad publicity and constant legal battles, of maintaining its monopoly exceed the benefits, and choose to divest or open up Windows itself.

They will continue their constant, aggressive cultivation of publicity, which they now accomplish more effectively than ever via the Internet.

Yes we do, thank you very much!" Rare for an author, James has been a constant presence on the publicity circuit as the film has screened in New York, Berlin and London.

But if it becomes so, the danger is that Uefa or Fifa could ask the SFA why constant legal challenges and negative publicity have overshadowed the season.