Sentence examples for given a lot of coverage from inspiring English sources

Western media has given a lot of coverage to Russia's anti-gay policies, among other human rights abuses.

In the last 20 years, the US media have given a lot of coverage to the cases of prominent public figures who hire domestic workers without documents, from Zoe Baird during the Clinton administration to Nancy Killefer during the Obama administration.

"It rapidly expanded after the war and the press gave a lot of coverage," said Roberto Bugan?an unofficial historian of the local game and the creator of Italian baseball's online hall of fame and museum.

But she said she felt it ought to go to Vanity Fair because the magazine gives a lot of coverage to fashion and society, and she felt it would not overly commercialize it (although the magazine was criticized for recently adding two employees of Conde Nast, its own publisher, to its list of "It Girls").

"They're given a lot of autonomy.

We were given a lot of tools, but a lot of it we had to figure out ourselves.

Having the unions call for a legislative inquiry "gives a lot of political coverage to elected officials to do what's right," Aguirre said, "because they are Democrats and very much aligned with the union".

It just doesn't make any sense for NBC, owned by General Electric, ABC, which is Disney, or Fox, which is Rupert Murdoch, to really give a lot of favorable coverage to someone they can't trust to handle their corporate interests.

Consensus is that we've hit a tipping point and the retail industry is finally seeing some major collateral damage from Amazon's monster growth — and mainstream/non-tech news has started giving this a lot of coverage.

It's like when Starbucks writes your name wrong on the cups and you Instagram, 'Oh, they got my name wrong,' but then that gives them a lot of coverage.

"After that the Egyptian media gave a lot of airtime to criticising the Western media coverage of the events in Egypt.