adverse publicity

We have already- received a great deal of adverse publicity.

Play ball with me and you won't get any adverse publicity.

"We've always been subject to a little bit of adverse publicity."

All this adverse publicity is having an effect even in London.

An appeal would probably have to be based on adverse publicity.

The adverse publicity is nothing new for the chemical industry.

This was commercial pressure and no more, since the company really just wanted to avoid adverse publicity.

The prize has had its share of adverse publicity in the past.

A new e-mail account was opened a few days later, following adverse publicity in the press.

And it is difficult to tell whether other colleges are following Smith's course, because no one wants adverse publicity.

"Why, so you don't have to deal with the adverse publicity?"

Over all, the responses were not necessarily what one would expect after so much adverse publicity.

Adverse publicity may very well cost us the China sale."

Adverse publicity, however, caused the fall of this 19th-century Eden.

The memorandum warned of "a potential for adverse publicity at any time."

"There is a serious risk of adverse publicity and litigation.

Moreover, they want to protect the church from adverse publicity."

This decision also reduced the adverse publicity generated by the accident.

"There is already so much adverse publicity about chips, this would be pouring oil on the fire."

But both said the adverse publicity could hurt Guidant sales.

I'm talking about adverse publicity, if you give grounds to any of these senators or to the high command.

The directors, however, could argue that to do so would expose the company to adverse publicity.

The adverse publicity over the Florida suit led other state pension funds to pull their money.

Given the adverse publicity many prisons receive, any positive news would be embraced, he said.

"The primary reason the Army covered up its involvement was to avoid embarrassment and adverse publicity."