Sentence examples for generated press coverage from inspiring English sources
Hunt does admit to commissioning shows which he thinks will generate a large amount of press, and proudly points to an acclaimed, all-star Chekhov season from Steve Coogan's company Baby Cow two years ago which cost £90,000 to make and generated press coverage worth about £2m.
Part of a team of faculty and doctoral students that used publicly available data and documents to re-analyze proposed school assignment plans and their impact on school quality and equity, resulting in a report that generated press coverage and new guidelines for student assignment.
The appearance generated press coverage for the Internet software company, and resulted in new heights for traffic on the Web site.
Innovative recruitment methods including conducting outreach to health plan members and generating press coverage were combined with standard methods of community outreach and paid advertising.
This may very well be true but it doesn't really explain its marketing strategy that courts controversy in order to generate press coverage.
"No website or 30-second ad is going to convince anyone to cheat". This may very well be true but it doesn't really explain its marketing strategy that courts controversy in order to generate press coverage.
Organizations such as Intern Aware in the United Kingdom, Génération Précaire in France and La Repubblica Degli Stagisti in Italy collect accounts from dissatisfied interns, offer legal information and resources, organize protests, and generate press coverage.
The visits generate press coverage and elevate the on-the-ground organizing efforts.
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I have a friend who married a German and now lives in Berlin, and tells me that if a hotel in that city didn't let someone stay because of their nationality, either German, Turkish or Iranian, that would be a scandal that would generate press coverage and popular protests.
