Sentence examples for generated extensive media coverage from inspiring English sources

In January 2017, Stevens's "stretching it" judgment in evidence to MPs that May's claim her government was giving the service an extra £10bn generated extensive media coverage.

(More than a decade ago, author Laura Carroll generated extensive media coverage with Families of Two, one of the first books to examine couples that are childless by choice. She revisits the topic, and specifically researches why so many Americans feel pressured into parenting, even those who acknowledge they don't really want to, in her new book The Baby Matrix).

Games between the two teams often generate considerable interest and receive extensive media coverage, including being broadcast on national television.

Games between those two rivals generate a great deal of interest and receive extensive media coverage, including being broadcast on national television.

The implementation received extensive media coverage before and during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil, 12 14 which generated interest and enhanced the status of the programme among the children attending the course.

After the extensive media coverage, two other schools, in Portsmouth and Wrexham, had similar epidemics.

He also suggested extensive media coverage had hampered shareholders' perception of Granada.

Thanks to extensive media coverage, many people are aware of the pro-anorexia movement.

"The extensive media coverage of the Paralympics changed the game completely.

The extensive media coverage of the refugee crisis troubled me so much.

Obviously, these fears are stoked by the extensive media coverage of the bombing.