Sentence examples for started publicizing from inspiring English sources
Dr. Perry N. Halkitis, a New York University psychologist who authored both studies, said he believed that crystal meth would continue to spread unless public health officials and gay leaders started publicizing the drug's destructive side.
Apple has started publicizing which of its suppliers may be sourcing minerals from conflict zones.
Trendy complexes like the Toren in downtown Brooklyn and the Edge in Williamsburg started publicizing their F.H.A.-approved status.
But in the early 1900's, a land development company started publicizing it in Philadelphia as an oceanfront resort.
In recent years, major copier manufacturers have started publicizing the risk of copier hard drive data breaches and offering security or encryption packages on their products that companies can purchase for an extra charge.
Built on the grounds of the United States Military Academy in 1926 to accommodate visiting dignitaries and other guests, the hotel recently started publicizing attractions in addition to football games, campus tours and its military museum.
Now there's a reason for voters to be bitter — assuming bloviators start publicizing and parsing Mr. McCain's words as relentlessly as they do the Democrats'.
Earlier this month Facebook announced that it would start publicizing changes to the News Feed.
It revealed it would start publicizing News Feed algorithm changes in blog posts, as well as two changes that have already been rolled out: "Story Bumping," which bumps stories you haven't seen yet to the top of the feed, and "Last Actor," which shows you more feed stories about the people you've recently interacted with or viewed the profile of.
There was a shortage of local enrollment counselors, and the state didn't start publicizing the availability of free, in-person help until recently.
If the producers are smart, they'll finally start publicizing the true treasure they have on their hands, release it on Blu-Ray, and finally take advantage of the enormous demographic potential of the college bong crowd.
