Sentence examples for devote more coverage from inspiring English sources

Even the docile mainstream media were forced to devote more coverage to the opposition, lest readers forsake them.

In his two-page review of Spring for Music for The New Yorker, Ross devoted more coverage to the Oregon Symphony than the other featured ensembles and considered Music for a Time of War the festival's highpoint.

With the Web awash in up-to-the-minute wire stories, print editions of savvy newspapers will devote more space to local coverage.

The newspaper plans to use the money to expand coverage of vital issues like the prison system and devote more attention to reporting on the city's immigrants.

The government should devote more money to health care coverage.

It said on Monday it would devote more than 25 hours of coverage across BBC2, BBC4 and on BBC1's Friday evening magazine show, The One Show.

It may devote more money to that.

Do we devote more resources?

Instead, some managers preferred to devote more attention to development.

6.57am: On the basis of what I've heard on the Today programme so far this morning, it seems as if the BBC is still worried about whether it should be devoting more of its election coverage to policy.

Nevertheless, this information can be deceptive, because the media devotes considerably more coverage to legal cases in which the insanity defense is successful, like Hinckley's, than to those in which it isn't.