Sentence examples for has only publicized from inspiring English sources

Kristol, who was one of the "brains" behind the invasion of Iraq that has brought upon the world so much misery, or Assange who has only publicized some documents to inform the people about what their government is doing, and in particular what it is doing in Iraq?

To our knowledge, the role of genetic pre-disposition to post-meningitis HL has only once been publicized earlier in a letter including 5 patients [ 35].

A more general perception of risk related to exposure to disinfection by-products has only recently been publicized in Spain and changes related to use of bottled water in the 1980 s or 1990 s are probably not due to health risk perception.

The spyware issue was not publicized at the time and has only surfaced because of the recent scrutiny of NYU's arrangement with Chen.

Yet in the decade since they began publicizing their ideas, Chapter 11 has only grown in use, especially among big, complex companies.

Circus Viva, which has only 11 performers and specializes in magic, no longer publicizes its schedule.

Not only has a highly publicized treatment been proven too dangerous, but similar drugs being from other companies will face greater scrutiny — and delays — in getting to market.

"You can only publicize such information if this is real".

I was one of the few non-medical people at the event (it had been publicized only within the walls of the N.Y.U. teaching hospital), and while I felt privileged to be among the 300 or so people who were there, I also felt somewhat dismayed at my privilege.

But that already has been publicized. . . by The Post.

As of midday, nobody but reporters had turned out for the event, which had been publicized by only a few bloggers on the Internet.