Sentence examples for publicized bad from inspiring English sources

Doers and doings in business, entertainment and technology: Outspoken media mogul Ted Turner has put aside recently publicized bad feelings with AOL Time Warner Inc. and renewed his contract as vice chairman of the world's largest Internet and media company.

Besides publicizing bad news on companies whose stocks they sold short, the conspirators threatened other companies that they would make negative information public if the companies did not give them free stock, the indictment says.

I've considered not saying a word about Gather on TechCrunch, so as to not publicize a bad actor.

But by September 2006, after the blog publicized its need for "bad nanny sightings" on the child care portion of Craigslist, that month's number of sightings shot up over 60, with about 500 other comments on the sightings posted.

A widely publicized lawsuit and accompanying bad press have cast Myriad as a villain in the evolving narrative of biotechnology.

Clearly this is all much more nuanced and complicated than "obesity is an illness," as evidenced by the widely publicized "obesity is not so bad" meta-analysis published in JAMA earlier this month.

A combination of lightweights, novices, bad info, and highly publicized sensationalism.

Public-private partnerships have gotten a bad rap because of some highly publicized failures.

Mase and The Lox joined Bad Boy just as a widely publicized rivalry with the West Coast's Death Row Records was beginning.

Andersen has also received bad publicity this year as the auditor in two other highly publicized failures.

Year 2009 was a bad one for the sport, with the hugely publicized fall-out between the team owners and the F1 management, the Renault controversy following the Piquet crash and the withdrawal of Japanese giant Toyota.