Sentence examples for cursory coverage from inspiring English sources

It was therefore a real surprise to me to return home to find what I consider only cursory coverage of the event on BBC news bulletins.

Cable news was, too: after cursory coverage of the speech, it returned to the real news of the day, Ted and Caroline Kennedy's endorsement, that morning, of Obama's campaign.

It's instructive that the most watched TEDTalk in history is about public education -- despite the mainstream media's ongoing reluctance to provide anything more than cursory coverage.

The so-called Morinaga dried milk poisoning has received only cursory coverage in the English-language scientific literature, but detailed accounts are available in Japanese.

Within biology, such cursory coverage ignores recent K 12 curriculum reform through efforts such as the Next Generation Science Standards NRCC, 2012).

In fact, we are not aware of any textbook that dedicates a chapter on this issue - many just mention it in passing or provide a cursory coverage of the topic.

Andy Burnham, the shadow health secretary, has accused the BBC of providing only "cursory" news coverage of the march by an estimated 50,000 people in Manchester against austerity cuts to the NHS.

The murder of Mariana on 29 October received cursory media coverage, yet it is only as further details have emerged that the killing has reinvigorated the long-running debate around prostitution and, specifically, prompted fresh questions over how police approach it.

It didn't seem right to ignore the anniversary of X's death during Black History Month, but it was even less fair that one full week of cursory media coverage was usurped by some white asshole and his Piper Cherokee.

By contrast, wrote Mr Oborne, "you needed a microscope to find the Telegraph coverage", which was cursory and mostly buried in the Business section.

A cursory Google search reveals almost no coverage of this app (minus a mention in a CNET list of hot apps and a couple of vlogs on YouTube).