Moreover, bad publicity about Pakistan led China to grab market share with machine-stitched balls: over the next two years, Pakistan's share of the U.S. soccer ball market dropped to 45percentt from 65percentt.
Moreover, the bad publicity may cost Ford much more than that in lost sales.But is the drop in Ford's share price entirely rational?
Moreover, many refugees believe, the publicity surrounding the family that escaped through the United Nations High Commissioner's office gave Chinese police and security agents fresh information on how refugees are able to get out of China.
Moreover, there are two extra levels of publicity, having to do with the public nature of the justification of the public conception of justice.
Moreover, not only could one argue that publicity with regard to compliance can be achieved even with informal rules.
Moreover, it set new standards of institutionalization, "packaging," merchandising, and publicity, as well as mere production, especially of fact books and "subject series".
Moreover, it is tempting to compare Benetton's publicity focus with that of the three Swedish advertising professionals.
Moreover, Nintendo's software continues to reap massive sales and publicity, thanks to the creative talents of Nintendo's idolized developer Shigeru Miyamoto.
Moreover, Mr. Black wrote, Nixon was still basking in the favorable publicity he received in February 1948, when, while carrying his daughter, Tricia, he slipped on icy steps but protected the baby, even as he broke an arm.
Moreover, it was only McCain's base, the mainstream press, that kept him alive by providing free publicity and thus credibility, while he was bankrupt and unable to afford much paid advertising.
