Sentence examples for effect of publicizing from inspiring English sources

Peter Singer, a professor of bioethics at Princeton University who has written on the question of hostage payments, told VICE News that the Islamic State's dissemination of graphic executions of hostages has the effect of publicizing and personalizing captives and compounding the dilemmas faced by their governments.

The effect of publicizing this knowledge initiated the beginning of smoking cessation initiatives in North America and other Western countries.

It'll be a balancing act for journalists to cover the emotions of the 9/11 anniversary: without sacrificing the facts, they will also have to maintain some responsibility for the effects of publicizing the inflammatory language and images that factor into the occasion.

This has the effect of further publicizing the rumor or gossip.

"They didn't do a good job of publicizing them".

Russell V. Downing and David Garth are in charge of publicizing Lindsay's hospitality.

The idea of publicizing video game competitions is nothing new.

For ease of interpretation, we also present absolute and relative changes to represent the full effect of the widely publicized warnings in the second year after the warnings.

They noted, quite politely, that this also accounted for the effect of the highly publicized "codon-pair bias" published by Coleman et al., 2008.

Dr. Brussel suggested something unheard of: publicize it.

This may be due to behavior modification as the putative health effects of PFOA became publicized, both in increased bottled water usage and decreased tap water consumption.