Sentence examples for quickly publicized from inspiring English sources

The coalition quickly publicized several discoveries.

Firestone quickly publicized the Venezuelan regulator's concerns.

Reporters quickly publicized all of these predictions, and readers should just as quickly disregard them.

Mindful that Mr. West's new district is teeming with retirees, Democrats delighted in hearing the words "Social Security" and "slavery" in the same sentence and quickly publicized it.

Instead, the "four H" risk groups -- homosexuals, heroin users, hemophiliacs, and Haitians --were quickly publicized.

This is relevant in a discussion about building companies that target young adults, especially if those sites are social media outlets where users are allowed to participate anonymously, share positive and negative feelings, react to posts made by others, and otherwise quickly publicize any idle thought that comes to mind.

Our intelligence experts have been doing exactly that since April and so far there has been no report of any proof (and we can assume that any supporting information would have quickly been publicized).

It became clear that CTU was working quickly to publicize their stand, he described, as sounds of a growing crowd came from another part of the union building.

As a veteran of many Air Force Bands and with a Grammy Award nomination under his belt, Toler was quick to realize the potential and traditions of the Aggie Band and quickly set about publicizing it.

Though the protests have mostly been small, scattered and quickly suppressed, they have been publicized by an international network of pro-democracy groups with ties to the dissidents.

Although the Klan had four million members in 1924, the group's membership quickly shrank after Stephenson's widely publicized trial.