Sentence examples for extended media coverage from inspiring English sources

Both the extended media coverage and the theatrical plays and film the murder inspired have led to it being termed a "celebrity crime", and to Leigh being referred to as a "celebrity victim".

Because extended media coverage of every single day of the McCain campaign was bound to eventually showcase the complete horse manure coming out of his mouth with predictable regularity (about once every two days, on average, but this week I must admit he really outdid himself).

And yet they drew extended media commentary.

Get Satisfaction is extending its social media coverage today by rolling out the ability to add a support tab to Facebook Fan pages.

Our work with the foundation extends far beyond pure media coverage, including work in the literacy field with universities, libraries and prisons.

In these circumstances, major U.S. media coverage rarely extends to delving into deviational irony or spotlighting White House hypocrisy.

We sought to determine whether media coverage of oxycodone extended release in North American newspapers has led to changes in prescribing of the drug in Nova Scotia, Canada.

After notifying our research ethics office of an intent to extend the Discomforting study, we systematically collected media coverage and audience responses posted on-line from 27 August until 1 October 2008.

Recruitment following the publication and media coverage of the WHI trial results extended only over a few months, which may explain why the observed differences were much less pronounced than in the present study.

Within-provider changes in the prescribing of oxycodone extended release in Nova Scotia were observed, and they followed changes in media coverage.

Egyptians poked fun at El-Sissi, his sole opponent Hamdeen Sabahi, the media coverage, and election authorities who at the last minute extended voting for a third day.