Sentence examples similar to publicized section from inspiring English sources

In recent years, Facebook introduced a highly publicized "Causes" section for nonprofit organizations to raise money.

The original name Pursuits had been widely publicized as a section of the newly launched weekend edition of the magazine.

All it took was a little-publicized section of the economic stimulus package President Bush signed into law last week that lowered the borrowing cost of buying a more expensive home.

For the parks department I publicized the marathons around Central Park.

Madonna has been active in the book's promotion, as host of a highly publicized "garden tea party" yesterday in the Kensington section of London.

He argued that the highly publicized National Security Strategy of last year devoted only one small section to "pre-emptive" military action -- attacking in the face of a perceived threat -- amid many other pages about diplomacy's value in dealing with threats to the country.

One might grant that CA allowed the discovery that simple systems may produce complex behavior via the proof that they have unpredictable emergent computational complexity (although this discovery itself, as outlined in our brief historical section, was not made but only greatly publicized by Wolfram).

Also, when it comes to the sex trade, there always will be occasional, much publicized sweeps of prostitutes and johns in some seedy section of a city.

The most publicized housing battle this year has involved the administration's proposal this year to loosen the eligibility rules for the $14.4 billion Section 8 voucher program, the government's primary effort to help the poorest Americans find and pay for their own housing.

(The event was not publicized).

A highly publicized quest ensued.