Sentence examples for publicity led from inspiring English sources

MIT made a public apology and the publicity led to Marvel hiring the brothers to work on various comics.

The resultant publicity led to Unwin being offered a spot at the Windmill Theatre, Soho.

The resulting publicity led many people to ask how they could buy their own Caves.

The ensuing publicity led to numerous requests from individuals and voluntary organisations seeking help.

The publicity led Pakistan's president, General Pervez Musharraf, to demand that the unusual sentence be overturned.

The publicity led people and rescue groups to adopt dozens of the cats.

A small part can do great harm, if bad publicity leads to reputational corrosion, lost sales and litigation, which in America can include hefty punitive damages.

"All that sort of publicity leads to strangers hearing of my real name in connection with the books, and to my being pointed out to, and stared at by, strangers, and treated as a 'lion'lion

At Monday's appeal Ted Olson, arguing for BP, said this and other evidence offered by the plaintiffs did not prove its awareness of the "systematic, systemic problem [that] had infected the process".Some reckon BP should not have let its eagerness to stanch the flow of bad publicity lead it to sign an uncapped and easily exploited settlement.

The novelty of this use of the telegraph in crime-fighting generated a great deal of publicity and led to increased acceptance and use of the telegraph by the public.

Ultimately, it was publicity that led to Mr. Ramirez's arrest.