Sentence examples for ongoing publicity from inspiring English sources
At its inception, the service was widely advertised to the public and professionals and there are ongoing publicity events and talks to maintain the service profile.
The ongoing publicity war over cheaper e-books.
According to the board minutes of the Kensington and Chelsea tenant management organisation, which runs the building, it has been engaged in "ongoing publicity to residents, particularly in relation to the 'stay put' fire strategy and procedures residents should follow in event of a fire in their flat or elsewhere in their block". What impact did this advice have?
This matter receives ongoing publicity in Australia, including recent appeals to set national reduction targets on Indigenous prison rates.
"We should recognize that collective experience is now based on simultaneous private experiences, distributed across the field of media culture, knit together by ongoing debate, publicity, promotion and discussion," he writes.
"This loss coupled with ongoing negative publicity may well have a far more substantial impact on the Toyota brand that should be of much greater concern to the automaker," Mr. Lebovits said.
Upon moving in with Borthwick and her children in winter 1911, Wright resumed work on his architectural projects, but he struggled to secure commissions because of the ongoing negative publicity over his affair with Borthwick.
Although the FDA never questioned the rationale for testing thiazolidinediones in patients with resistant FSGS, the ongoing adverse publicity surrounding the use of PPAR-γ agonists dampened patient willingness to be randomized to that arm.
The iPad, the ongoing defence and the publicity pie: who is Durst now?
Add that to the publicity of ongoing human rights abuses and China won't leave the world with quite the impression it wishes to create.
President Obama's recent announcement that he and the First Lady have living wills was hailed by professional bioethicists, myself included, as welcome publicity in the ongoing campaign to educate the public about advance directives.
