Sentence examples for less publicity from inspiring English sources

Though they get far less publicity than splashy initial public offerings, private placements play a prominent role in the financial markets.

By 1994, Ice received less publicity and became removed from the public spotlight.

And according to George Luber, chief of climate research at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, these are the risks that need public attention — even if it means less publicity for polar bears.

Other friends are rather less publicity shy.

He gets less publicity, though.

That means less revenue and less publicity.

The current state comptroller, Micha Lindenstrauss, is not only an energetic sleuth, but less publicity-shy than his predecessors.

The new breed of bosses will be less powerful, less publicity-seeking, probably less lavishly paid and certainly less conspicuously opulent than people like Mr Welch and Mr Kozlowski.

The pancake-less publicity stunt is meant to attract consumers who only think of IHOP (aka the International House of Pancakes) as a breakfast place, Chief Marketing Officer Brad Haley told the paper.

It is clear that more thorough attention to policies and procedures will result in better outcomes, more public support and less negative publicity.

Modi has received less welcome publicity in the Record (see here and here).