Sentence examples for publicized potential from inspiring English sources
These events have brought respiratory illnesses to the attention of the general public; most recently, the highly publicized potential for pandemic influenza due to recombinant influenza strains has generated tremendous public anxiety.
After the 1995 Aum Shinrikyo sarin nerve-gas attack in Tokyo, for example, hospitals were flooded with patients suffering from the highly publicized potential symptoms, like nausea and dizziness, but who had not, it turned out, been exposed to the sarin.
Moreover, the much publicized potential for exploitation that exists in "black market" adoptions is present in agency adoptions as well.
Mocana and firms like it sell technology for protecting devices and often try to publicize potential threats.
The president's pitch came as the Obama administration confirmed that Kathleen Sebelius, the secretary of health and human services, had tried to raise money from the private sector to pay for a huge "outreach and education" campaign publicizing potential benefits of the law.
The Otero County Film Office, an office of Otero County Economic Development Council, promotes film-making in Otero County by publicizing potential locations in the county and New Mexico's film financial incentive programs and by recruiting extras for film productions.
I hope you will continue publicizing the potential of these new technologies to save lives and provide environmental benefits.
A Microsoft security official said the company had decided to publicize the potential threat to allow computer users to be vigilant for an attack.
Greg LeRoy, executive director of Good Jobs First, which tracks corporate subsidies, faulted Arlington for doing too little to publicize the potential incentive.
He and his coauthors say they are trying to publicize the potential for such activity to get technologists and policy makers thinking about how to make sure the positives of smart contracts outweigh the negatives.
The companies decry their right to discuss and publicize their potential "reduced harm" products.
