Sentence examples for deluge of coverage from inspiring English sources

But after Rio won its bid to host the Olympics in late 2009, the team – with the equivalent of just four full-time staffers and dozens of volunteers – focused on preparing for the deluge of coverage.

From Flame to the FBI's program of protecting users from the DNS Charger trojan, one critical component is often underappreciated amidst the deluge of coverage on cyber attacks -- hardware.

There was no impromptu hashtag of solidarity, no deluge of television coverage.

BEIJING — Nationwide ceremonies and a deluge of media coverage have been mobilized by China's ruling Communist Party to mark its 90th anniversary today.

But a snowstorm that coated suburban lawns and city streets — and the deluge of media coverage about gobs of snow in upstate New York — worked wonders for local commerce.

"It is unfortunate that the deluge of media coverage following the Milly Dowler verdict, not only by these papers but also other media outlets, led to the judge discharging the jury before they had completed their deliberations on a charge of attempted kidnap, ultimately depriving Rachel Cowles of a verdict in her case".

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

One can imagine a deluge of media coverage if, say, Gmail went down for a few hours.

Another year, another spring Monday spent avoiding the internet at risk of being hit with the deluge of Coachella coverage sprouting up on every site with a music section.

Cigarette taxes and price increases in 2002 and 2006, followed by a statewide smoking ban in 2007, and a deluge of media coverage on all fronts of tobacco control, have all likely stimulated continued interest in quitting tobacco use.

During the election, I participated in a deluge of negative media coverage she received, writing one article that ridiculed her refusal to confidently state that vaccines don't cause autism—"I'm not aware of evidence linking autism with vaccines" is the furthest she'll go.