Sentence examples for few publicized from inspiring English sources

Until Monday, there had been very few publicized drone strikes on the Afghan side of the border.

Burnett has had relatively few publicized scrapes for such prominence.

I hope that more awareness -- and maybe a few publicized prosecutions -- will be enough to remind people not to do the wrong thing -- not to drive while texting or holding their phones.

Operators blame the explosive increases in premium rates on the reaction of the insurance industry to a few publicized molestation cases in child-care facilities, including the McMartin Pre-School in Manhattan Beach.

In a White House that has had little turnover and few publicized episodes of infighting, the counsel's office has been an exception.

The law is probably best known for its focus on prostitution and child-sex traffickers; yet in the last few years, in a few highly publicized cases like the Sabhnanis', federal and state task forces set up to deal with sex trafficking have also begun to focus on the exploitation of domestic workers.

Prosperous Hungary, where most families own cars & dress in near-Western style, which has a Pierre Cardin boutique & a few widely publicized millionaires, is no stranger to capitalist luxury.

If past decisions are any guide, just a few highly publicized prosecutions would have an appreciable effect on U.S. judges' reasoning.

The frenzy follows a few highly publicized celebrity dog thefts, but as of last week, there weren't any reliable statistics showing a nationwide uptick in dog-napping.

Despite its threatening talk and a few widely publicized arrests, Beijing appears to be failing in its efforts to control unauthorized information flows.

Over the years, a few highly publicized meetings — often involving foreign visitors — have taken place between Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi and some of the country's ruling generals.