Sentence examples for during publicized from inspiring English sources
We showed that the number of cases surged when an outbreak occurred, either during the SARS outbreak or during publicized A(H5N1) outbreaks.
Two defense lawyers made opening arguments before adjournment today, saying the charges were the result of political pressure on the United States attorney's office to place blame for a death in police custody that occurred during a publicized investigation of an officer's shooting.
But opposition to the deal began to ferment in Washington during the highly publicized negotiations with VoiceStream.
Mr. Yanukovich's comments came during a highly publicized European boycott of soccer matches hosted in Ukraine for the European 2012 Championships.
He is quiet and unpretentious, although in 1989 he saved three children in a plane crash, an incident that was heavily publicized during Barbaro's Derby campaign.
The commission was created in 1953 to battle deeply rooted corruption at the Port of New York and New Jersey, publicized during hearings held by the New York State Crime Commission.
The imposition of the sanctions coincided with the allies' joint military drills, during which Washington publicized the training missions of B-52 and B-2 bombers, as well as F-22 stealth fighter jets.
Accusations that the Korean-American merchants were too insular arose in 1990 during a widely publicized black-led boycott of a Korean-owned greengrocer on Church Avenue in Flatbush, Brooklyn.
Robert E. Riccobono was one of 5 superintendents dismissed by Dr. Crew during a much publicized shake-up on June 23 , 1999 in which Dr. Crew also closed 13 schools and took direct control of 43 others.
The chairs were publicized during the 1939 World's Fair in New York but were never manufactured because Plexiglas was taken out of commercial use by the federal government and diverted for windshields of military aircraft when war broke out in Europe that year.
The most famous such revelation was the doctrine of celestial — which was to say plural — marriage, revealed to Smith as early as 1833 but never publicized during his lifetime and formally announced to the world only in 1852, eight years after his death.
