Sentence examples for coverage of hot from inspiring English sources

Larry got into ratings trouble overdoing coverage of hot tabloid stories like the deaths of Anna Nicole Smith and Michael Jackson, because it alienated his core CNN audience.

Owen Gibson is very excited by the prospect of watching James Richardson and Sven-Goran Eriksson present coverage of hot, sweaty Eastern Europeans huffing and puffing on the interweb next Saturday evening.

We've enjoyed her coverage of hot button issues like synthetic food, Google Glass, Secret and others for USA Today.

Media coverage of hot companies has raised red flags with SEC regulators in the past, most notably with Google's infamous Playboy interview just before its IPO.

"Pity the Billionaire," by Thomas Frank, is a showcase example of the problems that can be created by the long lead time (six to nine months or more if a project has not been fast-tracked) involved in publishing a topical book in an age when news is instantaneous, and there is 24/7, wall-to-wall coverage of hot-button issues.

That's when you perceive media coverage of some hot topic to be biased against your opinion, no matter how evenhanded the coverage actually is.

Like the coverage of any hot-button political issue, their formula is simple and doesn't require much research: The answer to just about any policy question can be found by simply striking a balance between two "extremes".

So, Steven Greenstreet's, um, documentary coverage of the protests, Hot Chicks of Occupy Wall Street, came as something of a surprise to those of us in the 99% (and maybe the 1% if they are paying attention).

Our detection method achieved more than 90% in the secret coverage when the threshold of "hot" is set to 0.4.

But he said taking profits while sales of coverage are hot would almost certainly lead to a lower selling price for the company.

ScienceNOW will resume its daily coverage of news events and hot findings on 3 January.