Sentence examples for with publicizing from inspiring English sources

Keith Sherman, of Keith Sherman & Associates, has been involved with publicizing the Tony Awards for 15 years.

Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker, said she disagreed with publicizing the names: "I don't support reading names or putting them on the Internet".

Valentine said there was nothing wrong with publicizing donations, especially if it would encourage other people to contribute to relief efforts.

It seems clear to me, as a scientist, that when our discoveries have an impact in ways that threaten humanity existentially, we must sometimes delay the gratification that comes with publicizing our findings.

Portis says he'll see the new movie, but he won't have anything to do with publicizing it, and he has never taken any part in adapting his novels for the screen.

The man often credited with publicizing the extent of steroid use in baseball, and prompting the Mitchell investigation, is former major-leaguer Jose Canseco, whose tell-all book, "Juiced," was a No. 1 Times best-seller in 2005.

Rhodes's participation in an organized football league — with publicized schedules, official scoring and predetermined rosters — would be an infraction, and last week, Rhodes was declared ineligible to play for the Blue Raiders.

Optimists, on the other hand, believe that Obama's policy of using soft power, with publicized friendly gestures towards governments carries a less visible side within.

The gene identity was verified through homology with publicized MHC alleles of other species using BLASTN (http://blast.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Blast.cgi) from NCBI.

The digital revolution also permitted virtually unlimited storage of newly created data products and allowed saving costs associated with their publicizing on the net.

Even the loser of the game, former Soviet grandmaster Eduard Gufeld, made more money with it, publicizing it in his books and recycling it in chess magazines all over the world.