Sentence examples for resultant publicity from inspiring English sources

The resultant publicity prompted more calls from members of the public to Mr Watson.

The resultant publicity led to Unwin being offered a spot at the Windmill Theatre, Soho.

They all came - the prince drove from his ship in Portsmouth to be there, and the resultant publicity meant that the book became an instant bestseller.

Broadcasting and television services, too, can sometimes be interested in books and their authors, and the resultant publicity may then be extremely effective.

Twyman spent countless hours caring for Stokes and taught him to communicate by blinking his eyes, with resultant publicity touching off a wave of worldwide goodwill.

The resultant publicity opened the door to loads of TV opportunities, but his close up magic works best on the smallest stages, and this intimate pub theatre (where he's performing for the next three weeks) is the perfect forum.

(Although even this point could be argued, because the resultant good publicity probably does pay dividends).

The resultant huge publicity for Islamists was too much to be a coincidence, and something which must have been planned, a number of security analysts held.

Among her subjects are Ingrid Bergman's exile from popularity when she ran off with Roberto Rossellini in 1949, Robert Mitchum's problems with the law and with the resultant bad publicity, and the personae and practices of the columnists themselves.

The resultant communication kits and publicity materials for girls, headmistresses, parents, communities and the media were then pilot tested before widespread use.

Several vendors said they blamed Mr. Fuentes's publicity efforts for attracting the attention of the city's regulators, something they found particularly annoying because the resultant influx of non-Hispanic customers has been offset by a drop in Latino customers.