Sentence examples for publicized has from inspiring English sources

Less well publicized has been the fate of the even-more-rarefied metals platinum, palladium and rhodium, with platinum hitting recent record highs of more than $2,300 an ounce.

So widely publicized has been the comet's return, after a 76-year journey to the outer reaches of the solar system, that 92percentt of those polled said they had either heard of or read about the comet.

They're certainly serious, but the manner in which they have been publicized has aroused suspicion around the web.

The most publicized has been that of the all-rounder Andrew Flintoff.

The government's radiation readings — to the extent that they have been publicized — have been ambiguous at best.

Yet, testing results that "have been highly publicized" have gone unheeded" by the architect's office, Mr. Lainhart found.

The North Koreans claimed that the two people responsible for the abduction of Megumi Yokota, whose kidnapping was highly publicized, had been tried and found guilty in 1998.

The Getty Museum will also reduce the number and scope of its temporary exhibitions and collection rotations, although no major exhibitions that have already been publicized have been canceled.

Bidding wars, often highly publicized, have erupted over houses that would not attract a second glance in a less heated market.

The controversy is that I candidly publicized having sex, and the fact that I happen to be a woman of color might have something to do with it.

It was observed that though the uptake of the project funds was poor, given that it was well publicized, had the support of local leaders and money was easily available.