Sentence examples for publicised itself from inspiring English sources

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.

The town is desperate to publicise itself, however frivolously.

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

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.

Such deep – and relatively well publicised – reservations by the world's computer experts seemed to come as a surprise to the Academy itself.

In response to the visible implosion of bank balance sheets, western governments have engaged in highly publicised, controversial recapitalisations and then been faulted for, among other things, failing to have the new capital manifest itself in fresh loans.

But Mr Sechin's words raise concerns about how BP itself could be treated as a minority shareholder in Rosneft.Minority shareholders have written a letter to Rosneft's non-executive directors complaining of their treatment, but have not publicised it.

On July 23rd, the NCAA at last proved itself willing to stand up to one of its cash cows, when it levied a series of devastating sanctions against the football team at Pennsylvania State University (PSU), following a widely publicised paedophilia scandal.

Health officials are worried that the discussion itself could scare more parents into shunning them.This actually happened in Britain in 2002, after the idea of a link between the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine and autism was first publicised.

Izzard's eccentricities are well publicised.

His picture was released and widely publicised.