Sentence examples for relations opportunities from inspiring English sources

American Apparel called the lawsuits "meritless claims" that serve as "public relations opportunities".

American Apparel shot back and said the lawsuits are merely "public relations opportunities" which will "fail the test when put before a judge".

However, many media outlets offer distribution channels which are not traditional public relations opportunities (meaning not free), but they aren't traditional advertising either, though they do have a price tag.

The Gap offers a public relations opportunity.

The company, based in Minneapolis, had been burned by an unexpected public relations opportunity five years earlier.

This is a blessed exception, perhaps, to the art world principle of commercial capitalization on a public relations opportunity.

Firstly, he said, the Apec meetings had given both governments a high-profile public relations opportunity, and neither wanted to appear excessively "negative and hardline".

The church, after all, had an ideal public relations opportunity with the selection of Salt Lake City, its headquarters, as an Olympic venue.

Critically, it has been a major success here, a prime public relations opportunity for Britain, with journalists from all over the world looking on.

The suggested trade off in Kitchen Cabinet – to allow each politician a prime public relations opportunity in order to show "what a person is (really) like"– is also a contradiction in terms.

On the other hand, the glow of universal approbation can't blind us to the way that, since any story of success translates into a public relations opportunity, there will be tacit jostling for maximum PR advantage – even if the featured protagonists are indifferent on this score.