Sentence examples for publicity terms from inspiring English sources

In publicity terms, it has trumped its adversary – but at what cost?

The hack of Sony Pictures gets worse and worse, in publicity terms.

It missed out on the Booker, but probably did even better in publicity terms when John Carey, chairman of the judges, publicly lamented the failure of his fellow judges to appreciate a "masterly and amazing" book.

This made good sense in publicity terms, since while not one in 100 of yesterday's spectators would have been able to tell you the names of Jordan's current drivers, probably the majority would be willing to fork out the price of a ticket to this weekend's British grand prix if there was a chance the 1992 world champion would be coming out of retirement, even at the age of 50.

It will bring some positive publicity in terms of membership".

Dr S. J. Shaw: Piece of publicity and term for something packing lumen (lu in p, g, & lit).. P. A. Stephenson: Old horse retiring from the plough?

The disclosure of these two memos left the impression of a government obsessed with its own image and short-term publicity gimmicks rather than long-term policies.

This participant expressed frustration with the narrow scope of needs that were prioritized and which seemed to her more driven by donor priorities than by population needs, resulting in a '… a severe example of this … high-publicity, short-term um, kind of fly-by-night humanitarian response'.

Meanwhile technologists of the modern era have enjoyed an extended honeymoon in publicity and public perception terms.

It is no overstatement to say that the restaurant has generated as much pride and publicity, in culinary terms, as if the Minnesota Vikings had finally won the Super Bowl.

The terms publicity man and press agent seem synonymous to many businessmen.