Sentence examples for massive publicity from inspiring English sources

By so doing they handed Uber massive publicity, annoyed the public (a.k.a. their customers) and appeared themselves to be self-servingly impervious to the reasons Uber has succeeded.

But while the plight of everyone from farmers to financiers has received massive publicity, a more vulnerable group massively threatened by Brexit have rarely been mentioned: the disabled.

In this case not only had McGreavy's identity been public until 2009 but had been given massive publicity in the past.

Johnson is grateful to social media, since he doesn't benefit from massive publicity.

Dubbing Lind "The Swedish Nightingale," Barnum mounted the most massive publicity campaign he had ever attempted.

"No massive publicity budget expounding on the 'tartan and bagpipes,' " the company promised.

Some online cynics have suggested it's all a massive publicity stunt – Oreo milkshakes all round.

Given Ringling's deep pockets, Kaleidoscape's massive publicity effort is three times the size of Big Apple's.

We can assume he anticipated massive publicity for his deed – and thus for his message.

It is a compelling example of how massive publicity may endanger the fair administration of justice.

Killing Americans and other westerners, even at the cost of large numbers of "martyrs", generates massive publicity.