Sentence examples for extensive press coverage of from inspiring English sources
The extensive press coverage of the incident made Monteux "at age thirty-eight, truly a famous conductor".
Redeker's disclosures also follow by several months extensive press coverage of an outbreak of delta virus in Worcester, Mass., which has so far involved more than 200 people since late 1983.
Indeed, the reports from the WHI have cast doubt concerning the safety of all menopausal hormone therapies and caused fear and concern among laity as result of the extensive press coverage of the ongoing findings of this trial.
As a newly launched programme there was extensive press coverage with photos taken of the students at each briefing.
This announcement falls on the heals of some dramatic deaths and strokes that have received extensive press coverage such as the death of Anne Marie Capati.
An internal message to supporters notes the "good fortune of extensive press coverage," thanks to Mr. Levine.
Peter Broderick, the panel's moderator, said a Harmony Institute study of the education-reform film "Waiting for Superman" identified "extensive press coverage" as having amplified the message of the movie, which holds teachers responsible for failures in the public schools.
In light of the extensive press coverage at the time, it is perhaps no spoiler that Altmann eventually triumphed, and Times readers might well recall that the five Klimts were exhibited at LACMA in 2006.
His claims garnered extensive press coverage, but his report made no mention of having been submitted, before publication, to experts expected to express caution or even doubt about the results.
