Sentence examples for try to publicize from inspiring English sources

Mocana and firms like it sell technology for protecting devices and often try to publicize potential threats.

It's unfortunate that he feels the need to use me to try to publicize the release of his book".

Mr. Schanker said Bargaindog employees screened prospective bargains to ensure "that merchants will not try to publicize items that are not really deep discounts".

Authors who choose to self-publish as a recourse to rejection from, or frustration with, traditional publishing houses subject themselves to further disappointment when they try to publicize and distribute their books themselves.

Though the Brecht family foundation generally prohibited anyone from performing the play, it was willing to make an exception for the Busch school so long as it did not try to publicize the event or sell tickets.

"Since no one within the country would listen to our recommendations, we decided to try to publicize the issue worldwide, to enlist the support of prominent people outside the country who perhaps could encourage the Botswana government to review the problem".

A Weatherproof spokesman, Allen Cohen, said the company had also tried to run ads in The New York Times, The New York Post and Women's Wear Daily with the image, but had been turned down by the publications — something it tried to publicize this week.

Over the next few years, as the stock climbed past $30, Einhorn tried to publicize Allied's misdeeds and became embroiled in a public battle that became the financial equivalent of Socrates vs. the Sophists.

He never tried to publicize his exoneration.

(The title also seems to have created problems for the people trying to publicize the play).

"The students do not care about the policy that the government tries to publicize.