Sentence examples for without any publicity from inspiring English sources
A £50m fund to ease the pressure of immigration on public services has been scrapped by the government without any publicity.
'That was without any publicity and with the omnipresent special branch watching me,' Anwar said.
"The way he sprang his single on the world without any publicity or hype and managed to keep it a secret is unheard of in the modern world.
A potential deal breaker is the issue of daytime or nighttime transport — archives officials prefer transporting it at night without any publicity, citing security reasons, while Mr. Patterson wants it done in daylight.
The figures, which were released without any publicity 10 days before Christmas, reveal that the number of children across all of Britain who are homeless and living in temporary accommodation has reached 124,000.
I first read the slim volume in galley form, without any publicity or jacket copy, and I didn't know it was the last of a trilogy -- a "companion," the publisher says, to Lowry's hugely popular novel "The Giver".
The judgment was handed down three weeks ago without attracting any publicity, but has now become part of a wider discussion about car manufacturers' responsibilities relating to car security.
"People aren't aware of him because he lurks in shadows doing his job without wanting any publicity or pat on the back," says Dan Evans, a former Dodgers general manager who brought Shoemaker to the big leagues for a couple of weeks at the end of the 2003 season.
In evidence to the Standards Committee in October last year, Mr Davis indicated that he would like even less transparency, saying "the vast majority of cases can be dealt with quite effectively without the need for any publicity".
Without any advance publicity, around 1,500 men in first world war uniforms appeared in public spaces without speaking.
Some officials said that this basic approach for the exercise depended on its being conducted in a low-key fashion, without any major publicity.
