Sentence examples for growing publicity from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zameret said the growing publicity was probably one of the reasons that Mr. Blanc was released in the end.

First, growing publicity about income inequality has called attention to a growing class divide that has left many social conservatives bewildered by their deteriorating position.

One executive tied to Talk said last night that Hearst was largely to blame for growing publicity about the magazine's deteriorating finances.

It may be a coincidence, but this week's plunge coincided with growing publicity for a currency that sounds a little like gold, at least if you are not paying close attention.

But the growing publicity in Russia over the ticklish incident forced Prokhorov to step down from Norilsk.

According to an article in the mainland First Financial Daily, some students appear to have returned to their schools, possibly because of growing publicity about the internship.

Despite growing adverse publicity, the silence from industry stakeholders is deafening.

With the number of confirmed Zika cases continuing to rise, and the peak winter tourism season barely two months away, fears are growing that publicity over the mosquito-borne disease could put visitors off and deliver a hard hit to the city's $24bn tourism industry.

Meanwhile, with relatively little national publicity, growing numbers of financial institutions are partnering with nonprofit groups to help veterans with housing needs.

Over Easter weekend -- April 16 to 18 - several hundred sit-in activists and their allies came to Shaw University, a black college in Raleigh, North Carolina, to discuss how to capitalize on the sit-ins' growing momentum and publicity.

But the bad publicity, and growing scrutiny, have taken their toll.