Sentence examples for need for publicity from inspiring English sources

This is the balancing act: the need for discretion balanced with the need for publicity - when to amplify the public aspect of the campaign, and when to go quietly.

He fed his voracious need for publicity by feasting on his son's renown.

Others said there was a need for publicity to locate the passengers.

The resulting high price would by itself encourage alternative sources of supply and force conservation without any need for "publicity" or nagging.

They added, "Our music is just a pawn in her endless legal battles and her obsessive need for publicity and attention".

What people object to is the way she clamps on to the controversial subject of the day and takes the most offensive angle to feed an insatiable need for publicity.

They remain acutely concerned about intrusions into their privacy despite acknowledging the need for continuing publicity about the case.

In evidence to the Standards Committee in October last year, Mr Davis indicated that he would like even less transparency, saying "the vast majority of cases can be dealt with quite effectively without the need for any publicity".

As far as I'm aware, his agent has not given out review tickets for his last few tours – no need for the publicity, it seems – and with his profile raised by this victory, I can't see any reason why his commercial popularity would change.

Third, what does this test entail with regard to the need for actual publicity?

"I don't know of any first responder scheme in this village, if one exists there is a need for more publicity on who, what and when they can be used and the level of their skill and training".