Sentence examples for sufficiently promote from inspiring English sources

The producers of An Open Secret, a controversial documentary about child sex abuse in Hollywood, have criticised their director, Amy Berg, for failing to sufficiently promote it.

In the 80's, he was embroiled in several multimillion-dollar lawsuits, including one against MGM, charging that it did not sufficiently promote "Victor/Victoria" and his later "Panther" films.

Since 1992 he had been embroiled in a bitter dispute with his record company, Sony, after he claimed the label had failed to sufficiently promote his second solo album, Listen Without Prejudice Vol 1. Two years later he lost the case.

The Thomas campaign, planned to run through Dec. 22, is not the replacement for the Mr. Wendy campaign, which began in February and was cut short amid complaints by franchisees and analysts that it failed to sufficiently promote Wendy's menu items and that it contributed to recent softness in sales at Wendy's restaurants.

It is crucial to note that the issue of whether intellectual property protection does, or does not, sufficiently promote human happiness or well-being is an empirical question that requires empirical data in the form that the appropriate sociological and economic studies would provide.

Here we provide convincing evidence to show that NSC697923 can sufficiently promote p53 nuclear translocation and subsequently induce p53-mediated apoptosis in NB cells.

Ms. Wilson, a Riverdale resident, told the authority officials that the event had not been sufficiently promoted.

"It seemed most were used at dealerships by the parts department," Mr. Olson said, making a case that the models were not sufficiently promoted by Chrysler.

Like many authors, Mr. Reilly complained that HarperCollins had not sufficiently promoted the book, leaving it to languish in the backs of some stores until it became a best seller.

She was angry that Kennan hadn't sufficiently promoted her books, and that the lawyers he hired had assigned the copyright of the English version of "Twenty Letters" to Priscilla Johnson McMillan, its translator.

He believed his record label Sony had not sufficiently promoted Faith's follow-up, Listen Without Prejudice Vol 1. Michael's label complained that the David Fincher-directed video for Freedom 90, while featuring emerging supermodels Naomi Campbell and Christy Turlington, did not feature the singer, causing the album to perform poorly compared with its predecessor.