Sentence examples for they were publicized from inspiring English sources

When they were publicized the public's outrage was immediate and overwhelming.

"They could all be expensive if they were publicized like Copper River".

The September Massacres made a profound impression abroad, where they were publicized as proof of the horrors of revolution.

Emotions were something penned weekly and dissected, and I was brought up feeling I had a language to discuss them, as well as not caring if they were publicized.

"It can become a spying tool," said Lau. Lau said they were publicizing the issue in the spirit of "white hat" hacking, which is finding security bugs so that manufacturers can fix them before criminals exploit them.

Mr. Rushdie, who was born in Mumbai, has been a regular visitor to India in recent years but his speaking engagements here remain fraught with controversy, especially when they are publicized in advance.

These are all routine audits and examinations, and now they are publicized.

But typically when those problem occur in unclassified Pentagon contracts, they are publicized, like with a $5 billion intelligence fusion network acquired by the U.S. Army that at one point was deemed "not survivable" or "effective".

(The filmmakers, some seventy-five years after the fact, appear eager to protect Earhart from scandal even as they're publicizing the affair).

"They're publicizing outages at Amazon or security problems at Yahoo and Dropbox, but there are a lot more of those kind of things in private servers that don't get publicized.

Where donation connections were publicized, they tended to emphasize processed food in jars, cans, and boxes, and not fresh fruit and vegetables, for ease of storage and distribution.