Sentence examples for under-publicized from inspiring English sources

At this point, only on Opposite Day is sex under-publicized in America.

That visit had a big impact, as did her work on the previously under-publicized cause of banning land mines.

Kenneth Lonergan's second feature, "Margaret," which received a too-brief and under-publicized release this fall, is one of the year's cinematic treasures.

That is certainly the ambition of two important but under-publicized reviews now underway at the Federal Communications Commission, where Julius Genachowski has arrived as Obama's chairman.

While the horrors of the Russian gulag, Nazi genocide and Cambodian mass murders have been amply documented, North Korea's grisly conditions remain shadowy and under-publicized.

APPOINTMENT WITH DANGER, UNION STATION, DARK CITY Anthony Mann's 1947 sleeper hit "T-Men," about heroic Treasury Department agents battling counterfeiters, seemed to touch off a boomlet of movies about under-publicized law-enforcement agencies.

Under the little-publicized waiver, exceptions to the 1977 prohibitions could be made "with the specific approval" of the CIA director.

Under a much-publicized plan announced by Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev in 1960, all Soviet income taxes were to have ended in 1965.

He was elected governor in 1998, but was narrowly defeated by a Republican in 2002, while he was under a much-publicized investigation.

The governor's administration was already under a well-publicized investigation into whether it has been selling appointments to state boards and commissions and awarding contracts and jobs in exchange for financial benefits and campaign contributions.

It seemed not to matter very much to a majority of voters that Ms. Hughes, while she was running, was under a well-publicized order to pay the Louisiana Ethics Board almost $50,000 in fines and fees for filing campaign reports late in six earlier elections.