Sentence examples for publicize widely from inspiring English sources

The court did not rule that auction houses had to publicize widely the name of a seller, only that buyers are entitled to know it.

The study was publicized widely throughout the world, but it was denounced by the European Union Food Safety Authority, rejected in a rare joint statement by the six French national scientific academies, and ridiculed by scores of scientists.

They're not always publicized widely, and some seem to have no time limit.

White investigated numerous lynchings and race riots, which he shared with NAACP lawyers and publicized widely in seeking a federal anti-lynching bill, which today still hasn't passed.

Working for the pork industry, he surveyed 5,000 physicians and publicized widely the result that a heavy bacon-and-egg breakfast is far healthier than the then customary light breakfast of tea and toast.

He told friends about the project but decided not to publicize it widely.

Set meeting dates well in advance and publicize them widely.

Consumer groups in Italy staged a widely publicized (if also widely disregarded) one-day pasta strike last fall.

Unless the reason is publicized as widely as Slammer's attack was last weekend, chances are you will never know.

The Internet has made it easier to find and widely publicize perceived similarities in campaigns.

The grant principal investigator (PI) team also make efforts to more widely publicize the program when applications are being taken.