Sentence examples for barely any coverage from inspiring English sources

Some on Twitter asserted that there was barely any coverage at all, while others noted coverage that they felt was fair.

Five days after declaring his candidacy, Mr. Nemtsov, who was born in Sochi, said he had received barely any coverage in the local news media.

Santonastaso has since been given 11 years for mafia association, aiding and abetting and perjury but that got barely any coverage at all.

And in mainland China, where there was barely any coverage of animal welfare and related topics a decade ago, the media are now engaged, said Jill Robinson, founder of the Animals Asia Foundation, which campaigns for animal welfare and the conservation of endangered animals.

"But into October, as the American elections became the main focus of the world and there was barely any coverage of the refugee situation, the volunteers became fewer and fewer".

Take the privatisation of the NHS: it is barely given any coverage by the BBC, and when it is, it is repeatedly presented on the government's terms.

Not only does that mean that the candidate for the other side receives barely any positive coverage, according to research, but the negative coverage can turn disturbingly personal.

Getting barely any press coverage, unfortunately, has been the 20th International Conference of Banking Supervisors (ICBS) taking place in Abu Dhabi.

Apart from the geographical coverage, barely any of the previous studies is conceptually driven.

And while Fox News ran the New Black Panthers story ad nauseam in the summer of 2010, it barely granted the story of Trayvon Martin's killing any coverage as a national controversy until the opportunity arose to race bait.

They get rich while people who already can barely afford their coverage lose their coverage altogether".