Sentence examples for publicised because of from inspiring English sources

This is not well publicised because of the political implications, the possible media uproar and public outcry.

Along with Chris "Knuckles" Nilan and Stu "The Grim Reaper" Grimson, Mr Thomson is now threatening to sue Mr Cherry.The spat has been particularly well-publicised because of rising concerns about the damage caused by concussions in professional sports.

Mr Cook promptly went on a highly publicised tour of a Foxconn factory in China.

"Some of it may be explicit and publicised; some of it may not be".

There have been some widely publicised cases of entries that have contained malicious or defamatory content.

Experts detect a shift in public opinion, due in part to highly publicised cases of innocents set free.

A much publicised sale of hundreds of items of Marilyn Monroe memorabilia is to be held on 17 November.

The case of Donna Kilgore was the first widely publicised success of MDMA in treating a psychiatric condition.

Others will no doubt focus on the much publicised "return" of the four bodies in Israel for burial.

First came the highly publicised resignation of her white, male, elite-educated chief counsellor, for 'personal reasons'.

That might not come as much of a shock, given Boyle's widely publicised refusal of a knighthood at the end of last year.