Sentence examples for publicity makes from inspiring English sources

"The publicity makes it difficult or impossible".

Morphoses, the publicity makes plain, hopes to change the future of ballet.

Prices rise to £5,000 for more sophisticated corporate structures in places like Switzerland and Luxembourg.Bad publicity makes many in the industry gun-shy.

It appears that investment banks hunger for talent, and fear of lawsuits or bad publicity makes them bend over backward to create an open environment for "minorities".

The nature of the publicity makes it virtually impossible to withhold the award altogether, which might have been the best decision.

But no editor can feel comfortable that nearly half his paper's ads are for the same client.Finally, the blitz of publicity makes a mockery of the idea the Mexico's election campaign has not yet begun.

The public furor and publicity make even the simplest procedures problematic, he said.

Nevertheless, the bad publicity made further excavation impossible last summer.

He said the ensuing publicity made a legal appeal seem superfluous.

The unprecedented publicity made contract bridge a fad not only in the United States but also in South America and Europe.

Does the resulting publicity make the celebrity even more popular and therefore help him/her to make more money?