Sentence examples similar to publicizing that finding from inspiring English sources

Why would Drudge, an ardent conservative, publicize that gaffe?

Would you publicize that information?

The recent, highly publicized finding that elite male scientists are less likely to employ women in their labs than are female or less-elite male scientists seems a perfect example of the kind of issue Colatrella thinks STEM students need to understand.

It seems clear to me, as a scientist, that when our discoveries have an impact in ways that threaten humanity existentially, we must sometimes delay the gratification that comes with publicizing our findings.

For example, Costas Markides and Paul Geroski's Fast Second debunks some popular myths about the need to finish first, and Freek Vermeulen's Business Exposed and his blogs publicize research findings that bear on practice.

EagleBank has publicized that it provided financing for the project.

TIME magazine publicized that open letter.

"They don't publicize that they're curing homosexuality.

We don't just publicize that you know?

Publicize that you gave the wikigift.

Fortunately it is often well publicized that this is a trait of that particular subject.