Sentence examples for a news coverage from inspiring English sources

The Tyndall Report, a news coverage monitoring service that has the broadcast networks as clients, reports that the three newscasts by the networks — which have a combined audience of more than 20 million people — spent roughly 114 minutes covering Mr. Obama since June.

Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism offers a news-coverage index, which is laboriously compiled by having 14 people sample leading reports produced by 55 outlets.

Smith: It's hard when the General Manager says, openly, 'I'm also in charge of the newsroom and news coverage.' To me that says, 'This paper is going to take a news-coverage stance that we're not going to support any types of gun legislation.' If that's what I'm reading, between the lines, then that's patently unfair and unethical.

How can it be possible that BBC, which always had a respectable news coverage is reporting biased news?

These social networks emerged as an effective news coverage tool during the August 20 presidential and provincial elections.

At a bar in Albany this year, a reporter's cellphone rang near midnight: it was Mr. Cuomo with a concern about news coverage of an event he had attended.

After a deluge of news coverage and an online petition with more than 150,000 signatures, the holdouts relented.

After a deluge of news coverage and an online petition with more than 150,000 signatures, the holdouts relented.

Hah! Person B says that Lindsay Lohan SHOULD get a ton of news coverage because she gets a ton of news coverage.

Although earnings declined compared with a year earlier, news coverage generally treated the announcement as a positive surprise.

As a result of news coverage, patients registered in the National Transplant Assistance Fund have seen a surge of donations.