Sentence examples for publicized one from inspiring English sources

In 2003, we publicized one of these results from Chandra work, led by Mark Morris of UCLA.

The initial quality survey is only one measure of success, if a well publicized one promoted loudly in industry advertisements.

A member of the Australian Parliament, Kelvin Thomson, publicized one example last August in the wake of HIH's collapse.

The Union's most celebrated case in the twenties, & the most publicized one in its history, was the 1925 "Monkey Trial," in Dayton, Tennessee.

Similarly, there are the so-called Romeo and Juliet cases, like the highly publicized one in Georgia involving Genarlow Wilson, who is serving an 11-year prison sentence for having consensual oral sex with a 15-year-old girl at a party when he was 17.

The supremely widely publicized 'One Belt, One Road' initiative although well-intentioned at some level, is actually a band-aid to keep the Party's lumbering, inefficient state-owned-enterprises and banks intact by exporting their excess capacity to neighboring countries.

There are less publicized ones favored by some conservatives, including tight episcopal control over Catholic higher education, restoration of traditional forms of seminary training and broad resort to oaths of fidelity.

Special operations forces in particular have been very busy for the last 10 years, in little known operations as well as widely publicized ones.

One of her read letters was addressed to the man responsible for publicizing one of her novels, and went: "Even though I hate what you are doing, you are very good at it.

Publicizing one's blog without a valid link or idea to back it up could be considered spamming, said Meg Hourihan, a co-founder of Pyra Labs, which designed Blogger, the popular blogging software.

So it was nice to see staff members of the fund's Western Hemisphere department hold a press conference last week to publicize one nation's worrisome trends, which threaten foreign investors and the global economy.