Sentence examples for pr blow from inspiring English sources

An exiled opposition activist dismissed it as a "PR blow, nothing more".

The world's least favourite oil trading company, Trafigura, has just suffered another PR blow.

But the move was a PR blow for a company that intends to make most of its cash from advertisers.

But it's the companies that are associated with them like Chipotle, most recently that suffer the PR blow.

But it's the companies that are associated with them — like Chipotle, most recently — that suffer the PR blow.

Even before it was launched it suffered an extraordinary self-inflicted PR blow when Microsoft announced that the console wouldn't play pre-owned games, nor allow users to lend discs to friends and family.

And yet, aside from the short-term PR blow, Facebook has little incentive to change — financial or otherwise.

Alexander, 28, was attending an event hosted by fashion and beauty PR company Blow when he and a 20-year-old male model both tumbled out one of the townhouse's windows, which was open but was covered with a set of blinds, the Evening Standard reports.

To cut a short story shorter, the PR campaign blew up in her face.

I am not arguing that Disney should arbitrarily replace them, as that would be some truly awful PR and a blow to the company's reputation.

Europeans tend to view the tests as a dazzling piece of PR, followed by brazen trumpet-blowing.