Sentence examples for questionable publicity from inspiring English sources

Even questionable publicity does not necessarily hurt business.

Yet despite his high-toned blather about professional ethics, Bernays did not balk at engaging in questionable publicity campaigns.

The Miss U.S.A. pageant, to be held in March in Los Angeles, has recently weathered a wave of questionable publicity.

A20 Bush Bans Paying Columnists With his administration under fire for questionable publicity practices, President Bush explicitly forbade his Cabinet to pay commentators to promote his policies.

New information has since emerged suggestive of potential problems with their work reinforcing the pitfalls in accepting their conclusions and further implicating Muller and Watts in scientifically questionable publicity stunts.

PETA has a long history of morally questionable publicity stunts, and of disregarding the ethical treatment of humans (particularly women), while demanding it for animals.

Question questionable sources.

The Lindbergh affair, with its lurid publicity and questionable conviction of Bruno Hauptmann, seethes with ambiguity: a quality grand opera is ill equipped to handle.

MPs were able to avoid any publicity about questionable claims in cases that were deemed relatively trivial by paying the money back.

Despite the fact that the study, which received wide-spread publicity, has questionable methodology, which School Bites effectively summarized, it has divided many of us into pro- and anti-Chocolate Milk Activist camps.

It has been spared the sensational and commercial publicity that attends such questionable 'honors' as the Pulitzer Prize -- and those awards presented annually by that film society......