Sentence examples for excessive news coverage from inspiring English sources
Tommy's got to be the leading contender so as to be exposed to excessive news coverage, revealing his whereabouts to the criminal gang that are after him".
But the policies they are proposing have been drowned out by the excessive news coverage given to the demeaning verbal antics of their erstwhile challengers.
Although it only went up three days ago and weighs in at a fleeting 22 seconds, the YouTube clip "Baby LED Light Suit Halloween Costume Preview" has effectively gone viral: 8 million views, excessive news coverage, and it's only a matter of time until parody videos pop up.
Despite perceptions of "excessive" news coverage, personal concern and knowledge of such diseases can remain low [ 27] but a significant proportion engage in increased infection control measures such as hand-washing [ 28].
He said excessive news media coverage of campaign money "reinforces the stereotypes that a lot of people have, that this is all a grubby game, people are on the take, and if you have a lot of money you can buy access".
Yes, parts of it were excessive, particularly the exclusion of other nations' athletes from British news coverage unless their last names were Phelps or Bolt.
The three judges are to view BBC news coverage of the riots before they decide whether any of the sentences handed down were excessive.
You want splintered news coverage?
Two years ago, the news coverage was so hopeful.
The negative news coverage has subsided considerably.
