Sentence examples for least publicity from inspiring English sources

Among the first-term cabinet secretaries, Ms. Veneman was one who received the least publicity.

Military expenditure: As the Budget would be settled by decree, and as the figures would not need to be made public, there would be no extra-Governmental control of public finances, and the Government would be free to increase military and naval expenditure without the least publicity.

One 2 1/2-minute shot at fame and fortune — or at least publicity, money and prizes.

He got the least publicity of the five of us, but he probably liked it that way". Malloy got a letter the other day from Skinner.

And in perhaps the least publicity-­conscious moment in American history, he said this about the "White House," a designated five-bedroom hangout where Cowboys could get wicked, dude: "We've got a little place over here where we're running some whores in and out, trying to be responsible, and we're criticized for that, too".

But the bonuses, at least in publicity value, of her switching to the role of actress have been great.

He is "going for the record" for most consecutive days of attending at least one publicity event.

His "duty of care" is to the movie; he doesn't want to abuse his position of power – or, at least, of publicity.

Diplomats did not rule out the possibility that the anonymous telephone calls in Caracas could have been a hoax or at least a publicity gesture by Castroites not connected with the Smolen kidnapping.

Since the beginning of the Burns and McNally case, while upholding the sovereignty of the law of China, we have acted with the utmost restraint and have sought earnestly to deal with the matter satisfactorily within the limits permitted by law and restricted to the least possible publicity.

At the very least, the publicity around it has quieted down.