Sentence examples for relations points from inspiring English sources

Management immediately made public relations points at the union's expense, but the owners routinely make their own contingency plans.

Despite his beef with Black Lives Matter, Carson's appearance in such a seminal location in the recent history of US race relations points to a political ambition that is real.

What they're doing is accentuating the differences in a way that they think will get them public relations points, which means that some of them think we're back to playing public relations.

More interesting, as Tiwari, a former colleague at the Council on ­Foreign Relations, points out, are the countries that flunk.

McKoon, however, questioned whether studios would make good on their boycott threats, claiming that their public statements were an effort to score "cheap public relations points".

If they had cared about informing the public rather than trying to score deceptive public relations points at the expense of science, they could have petitioned the FDA long ago, rendering this a non-issue.

All of these elements of global relations point in a direction of fewer and more easily resolvable conflicts.

Viewed from a public relations point of view, however, it has been having a difficult time recently.

Google has made a public relations point of emphasizing its free-to-employees cafeteria, whose original chef had worked for the Grateful Dead.

Helen Hall, head of communications and customer relations, pointed to the high turnover of medical assessment staff as something any future provider would struggle with.

Viewed from a public relations point of view, however, the quarter was pretty much a disaster, at least until the announcement of the Kindle tablet on Sept. 28.