Sentence examples for relative publicity from inspiring English sources
Therefore, we should increase relative publicity work on the importance of early intervention in children with developmental delay and hygiene education among pregnant women and parents of new-born babies so as to make the parents become more sensitive to the development of the children.
The criteria governing the hierarchy are the relative publicity of the object of the cognitive capacity [De Libero Arbitrio II.7 & 14], the reliability of the capacity and its object [De Libero Arbitrio II.8 & 12], and, corresponding to both of these, the relative degree of immateriality and immutability of the object [De Libero Arbitrio II.8 & 14].
Relying upon the criterion of relative publicity, Augustine begins by noting that even among the senses there is a hierarchy of sorts, for vision and hearing seem considerably less private than both smell and taste, wherein part of the object must actually be taken into one's body and consumed during the process [De Libero Arbitrio II.7].
Referring to his relative lack of publicity, he said: "Someone said to me: 'But we've never heard of you.' And I said: 'They had never heard of Jesus either.' "Jesus came to town to do good.
The New York City website had put up a listing for the fireworks, stating "fireworks displays" would occur on Thursday at 9.45pm near Liberty Island, and the New York City emergency notification system had tweeted about the event on Wednesday, but the National Park Service for the Statue of Liberty national monument and Ellis Island admitted there was a relative lack of publicity.
It is the only European country to have done so.So why has there been such relative lack of publicity over Britain's terrorist detainees compared with those in Guantánamo Bay? Partly because most of the British ones have requested that their names not be made public for fear of retaliation against their families.
Land-slide mitigation and response in Brunei has received less attention and publicity relative to floods.
His career had taken off in 1948, when, as a relative newcomer in the publicity department at British Film Studios, he was assigned to create stills of a leading lady who had just dismissed another photographer for what she considered incompetent lighting technique.
When consumers identify with a particular community, they become emotionally attached to this community and result in a loyalty intention towards this brand and even increased relative immunity to negative publicity [68].
Friends and relatives say that the publicity surrounding the raids has cost the doctor his most recent job and helped to destroy his second marriage.
In fact, the organizers claimed a far larger booty than expected, happily telling Mrs. Price that it was because she organized a protest of a half-dozen friends and relatives and attracted extra publicity.
