Sentence examples for increasing publicity from inspiring English sources

A notice at the show's entrance actively encourages viewers to take selfies, neatly increasing publicity.

But with the increasing publicity surrounding this issue, employers are not necessarily going to now get away with it.

Quality control is receiving increasing publicity from consumer groups in the developing world, especially in India -- where one major drug company, Cipla, has offered to sell antiretrovirals at a reduced cost and other drug companies are expected to follow.

• To the Sports Editor: Despite the increasing publicity given to the visibility of gay athletes, it is intriguing that there is little debate about Mike Rice's use of homophobic slurs on the videotape that led to his firing.

He adds that he has so far given just one lecture in his life – "I hated it, and a number of people walked out in the first few minutes" – before explaining that the increasing publicity which comes with the position makes him "quite unsuited" to the position.

But Christopher Finan, president of the American Booksellers Foundation for Free Expression, said, "What we're afraid of is that it is a bad idea that is getting increasing publicity and occurring to more and more police -- to short-circuit the investigative process and go straight to a bookstore".

Importantly, elite status does not protect from public embarrassment; if anything it intensifies it, by commanding increased publicity.

All media continue to give increased publicity to the Two Sessions.

Carlos Magdalena told me that he had even been accused of staging the theft to increase publicity for his work.

Now, thanks to an adverse ruling, the increased publicity might embarrass Luke and Sony enough to speed up a settlement.

"There is increased publicity," said Jeffrey Cohen, the president of Sylvan Education Solutions, a Baltimore-based company that has long provided supplemental services for needy students in New York.