Sentence examples similar to long term publicity from inspiring English sources
Cohen documents Irving Mills's long-term publicity campaign to build his client just such a gold-plated image, unprecedented for an African-American.
This is unfortunately likely to be all the more so because of the long-term publicity which has now been given to the unsatisfactory way in which earlier complainants have been treated by the criminal justice system.
But Ms. Bryant is well aware of the best line of long-term defense: publicity.
Kimpton is also betting that over the long term its hotels will benefit from the publicity surrounding the weddings.
And a particular study might lend itself to easy publicity yet prove less useful in the long term.
However, tourism bosses have said it will generate publicity worth at least £10m in the long term.
A key to long term improvements in workplace vaccination is to encourage first time influenza vaccination through interventions that include incentives, publicity and vaccine choice.
"Think long term," he said.
