Sentence examples for worst publicity from inspiring English sources

The result has been some of the gallery's worst publicity in its recent history.

Two standoffs in recent years, when she was halted at the city outskirts, refused to turn back and spent days marooned in her car, produced some of the worst publicity the government has had to face.

SINCE a fire brought down the Fenice opera house 10 years ago, Venice has suffered from crumbling palazzos, rising tides and its worst publicity since Napolean rode through town.

The worst years for MMR take-up were 2001-2007, saiDrDr Mary Ramsay, head of immunisation for Public Health England, "at the time of the worst publicity in relation to the MMR".

Ms. Grubman's peculiar circumstances have onlookers, clients and business associates wondering how helpful publicity can be if it comes from a firm whose namesake is behind bars, and asking who will hire a publicist famous for stumbling into one of the worst publicity gaffes of recent times.

Q2 saw LinkedIn get hit with what might have been its worst publicity disaster in recent times, when some 6.5 million passwords were stolen.

What Uber has to do to protect its corporate image In light of the negative publicity during its "worst public relations week," Uber needs to use the following procedures to protect its image.

"Trips gone wrong are the worst possible publicity for the cause of legalizing psychedelics," he said.

Today's Commons shouting match on failing hospitals between the health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, and his opposite number, Andy Burnham, was the worst possible publicity for a national health service, a godsend to privatisers and American rightwingers.

"GANGSTER Squad" opens in Britain today, preceded by the worst kind of publicity.

Though anyone in Ms. Grubman's profession might tell Mr. Curry that the media attention to her case represents the worst sort of publicity for Conscience Point, he doesn't see it that way.