Sentence examples for decent publicity from inspiring English sources

There is, after all, a lot of decent publicity to be gained from a legal dispute.

What is clear is that we've now reached a point in which destroying a work can at the very least dredge up decent publicity on behalf of the destroyer, and maybe even produce a desirable object to own.

Nick attributed a 15percentt cut to his management from the already sliced $3673.50 income, and an additional $300 to $500 cut given to their work creating a decent publicity campaign.

But there is another reason players and their agents court the publicity of decent World Cup ratings — and Fabiano spelled it out Monday when he suggested he would be very happy to extend his contract with Sevilla, provided the financial terms were right.

One body that had established a decent track record of background publicity was the Empire Marketing Board, run by its diffident but gifted secretary, Stephen Tallents.

But BP would have an incentive to offer them something half-way decent to avoid litigation and bad publicity.

Maybe the publicity will get them a decent place to live and a job for Mrs. Liu.

I suppose if you're planning a multi-million dollar publicity stunt, Times Square is a decent venue.

Any decent journalist knows the difference between reportage and publicity.

These efforts to tax persons who are not working for a decent paycheck have resulted in a lot of publicity but relatively small impact on the budget deficit.

But it's also partly because, so long as they manage it safely, the publicity needn't be all bad, and the audiences are usually decent company.