Sentence examples for publicise itself from inspiring English sources

The town is desperate to publicise itself, however frivolously.

The company has been relatively under the radar, in part because it has never made much of an effort to publicise itself, and in part because the funding that it has raised up to now has largely been from outside the hive of VCs that swarm around many other startup deals that push those startups into the limelight.

Lyon is unusual and seems to be exceptionally incompetent at publicising itself.

A technology company that publicised itself as a Pakistani business success story has been raided by police investigating allegations it is a front for the industrial-scale sale of fake degrees from non-existent universities.

Universities now run ongoing campaigns to solicit student feedback, review practice in line with student demands, publicise changes made, and promote completion of the survey itself, in order to rank highly for satisfaction in league tables.

It was controversial at the time, but after a two-year drive to publicise the law and the thinking behind it, which included putting advice on milk cartons, smacking itself, and belief in its value, declined fast.Just over a year ago New Zealand became the first English-speaking country to ban smacking.

The job is part of an £850,000 tourism campaign to publicise the charms of north-eastern Queensland but the tourist board could "very easily" have earned itself £50m of free publicity, says Alex Kelly, who developed and ran Marks & Spencer's hugely successful menswear campaign featuring Take That in 2007.

Few publicise the fact.

Attempts to publicise the massacre were censored.

Publicise your Skype ward surgery.

You must publicise your new strategy.