Each and every event gained valuable publicity for the corresponding campaign.

Then he says what about all the valuable publicity I'll be getting from a trip he's paying for.

And the libel action, if it comes to trial, will give us valuable national publicity if properly handled.

"If the film is done properly, it's valuable publicity," he said.

"It is very valuable publicity for the park," Mr. Stern said.

The company has earned valuable publicity over the years.

Lawrence saw the show several times, and though he later claimed to dislike it, it generated valuable publicity for his own book.

The feat got front page attention from the newspapers, giving him valuable publicity and an audience eager to see more.

When the story breaks, Frost protests his embarrassment to his friends, but they suggest valuable publicity would result.

The only logical answer is in the hope that he would embarrass himself, as they would see it, and thus generate valuable publicity.