Sentence examples for publicity needs from inspiring English sources

Christie Brinkley stood in front of a camera set that was specifically constructed for the occasion by George for those guests with publicity needs beyond those of ordinary civilians.

NME's editor recently gave AM a breathlessly hyperbolic 10/10 review that said more, perhaps, about the publicity needs of the magazine than it did about the Monkeys album.

The results of the McKennell survey, started in 1963 and first reported to the officials' committee in 1964 when the American surgeon general's report was under consideration, emphasized the potential new role for government health education: "The ethics or appropriateness of using such an approach in Government publicity needs to be faced.

Developers who prove that they have a good idea will be rewarded with the resources and publicity needed to perfect it.

But it's also partly because, so long as they manage it safely, the publicity needn't be all bad, and the audiences are usually decent company.

In later years he took issue with me over some of the conclusions that we reached on Channel 4's Time Team, but never doubted the publicity needed for archaeology – in his view, a discipline as essential as it is vulnerable.

The resulting political firestorm will provide the free publicity needed to expand the effort and inspire deeper commitment.

"To get the sport the kind of awareness, marketing and publicity it needs, this was a big opportunity for us".

In light of the negative publicity, Uber needs to use the following procedures to protect its image.

The media and the tabloid press in particular need personalities to focus on, and the celebrities get the publicity they need in return.

"To deal with such heat of publicity you need to have your wits about you and look after yourself.