Sentence examples for instead of publicising from inspiring English sources

Its very existence draws attention to cigarette butts and public urination instead of publicising the city's strengths, while the patrols are reported to be largely absent.

Instead of publicising underinvestment, the federal government resorted to quiet diplomacy to persuade under-investing jurisdictions to live up to their commitments (Kershaw, 2006).

This magnifies the problem of publicising patterns of gender inequality.

Whatever his view of European fashion, he saw the commercial value of publicising a designer's name with the product.

The benefit of publicising APIs by the CSP is two-fold [27]: 1.

They see social media as a means of publicising their activity in the hope of recruiting others.

Later, he said the massacre had been a way of publicising his manifesto.

But instead of celebrating and publicising this incredible landmark, the media coverage has been cluttered with stories calling me a racist, an antisemite, an Islamic State sympathiser and more.

"Instead of celebrating and publicising this incredible landmark [my election], the media coverage has been cluttered with stories calling me a racist, an antisemite, an Islamic State sympathiser and more," she writes.

Instead of promoting and publicising indigenous research, the content of much literature, open access or otherwise, can be of limited relevance to developing countries and there exists an imbalance of research in favour of Northern-produced or Northern-led research (20).

A bonus cap in banking was introduced by the EU, so instead of paying widely publicised million-pound bonuses, banks now simply offer higher salaries.