Sentence examples for possibility of publicizing from inspiring English sources

The nature of the threat the possibility of publicizing sensitive user data is ironic, given one of the hackers' grievances with Ashley Madison: their expensive, and allegedly ineffectual, "full delete" feature.

"They didn't do a good job of publicizing them".

Russell V. Downing and David Garth are in charge of publicizing Lindsay's hospitality.

The idea of publicizing video game competitions is nothing new.

The effect of publicizing this knowledge initiated the beginning of smoking cessation initiatives in North America and other Western countries.

Dr. Brussel suggested something unheard of: publicize it.

The message of the project is twofold: to highlight the issue of plastic pollution and to publicize the possibility of using plastic trash as a valuable fuel resource.

Rapid increases in gun purchases characterized by exceptionally large crowds accruing at gun vendors and gun shows is consistently observed due to the possibility of increased gun control following highly publicized mass murders.

But Mr. Dieter, the death penalty opponent, said the possibility of wrongful convictions and executions, as well as publicized cases of death row convicts exonerated with newly available DNA evidence, was a major factor in the changing attitudes.

A possibility of bias in time to revision might exist because the DMN group had a publicized recall of the implant, however, all patients revised in both cohorts were indicated for revision due to elevated metal ion levels, symptomatic hip pain, MRI findings of moderate to severe adverse tissue reaction, and/or positive needle biopsies.

Thus, despite the possibility of confounding eye movement effects in V1 and V2, although not for hMT+, it is useful to publicize the present results as a first step toward determining the neural correlates of visibility in motion-induced blindness.