Sentence examples for if publicity from inspiring English sources

But as the forum's organiser, state representative David Richardson, explained, it is too early to predict the extent of the damage that could be caused if publicity over Zika causes a significant number of Miami's annual 15 million visitors to stay away.

But if publicity is relevant because it makes the conduct offensive, then Mill's real appeal is to offense.

If publicity for NCDs was what WHO and health leaders were after with the meeting, they've certainly achieved that.

While Escobar was grateful for the call, if publicity was what HP wanted, it would need an attention-grabbing figure.

But, if the pre-publication publicity for his forthcoming memoirs, The Third Man, is anything to go by, he has excelled even himself this time.

"DAY FIVE: strike cost update for September 2 , 1998" screamed the full-page advertisement by Northwest Airlines: "$350m to the US economy and counting " If clever publicity wins the public's hearts and minds, then Northwest's management, despite laying off 27,500 of the company's 50,000 workers on the very same day, have probably won.

If the publicity stunt does not attract the public's attention, then nothing else matters.

If his publicity team has its way, he may be due for a raise.

"But if overbearing publicity and overdressed guards do not a good building make, neither do they a good building deny".

When he gave an all-percussion concert at MOMA in 1943, a year after he moved to New York, he received a wave of positive, if bemused, publicity.

A small part can do great harm, if bad publicity leads to reputational corrosion, lost sales and litigation, which in America can include hefty punitive damages.