Sentence examples for greatest media coverage from inspiring English sources

Often during the next 10 months, the largest crowd of the day, the most intriguing game of the day, and the greatest media coverage of the day will come from the Championship fixtures.

The sport now also receives far greater media coverage".

The Pentagon should be thankful that there is greater media coverage of returning combat veterans.

"The impact of greater media coverage will probably trump" the stigma of cancer, he said.

But perhaps this England team – and any team – would start to jar with greater media coverage?

Plenty of people have been asking why a massacre in France should get greater media coverage in Britain than massacres in the Lebanon, Iraq and Kenya.

But the signs so far are good: the buzz has begun, there have never been so many tickets sold to a Paralympics, and there is far greater media coverage than there was for Beijing.

I am surprised that this speech has not been given greater media coverage and I'm grateful to the report on the News Media Association for bringing it to my attention.

"We really were still in the early days of the charity, so receiving the award helped get recognition for our work and gave us great media coverage which was really important to us", says Angela Cairns, chief executive of the Shannon Trust.

Australia came to England last summer and left with the Ashes – a blow that, coupled with the scrutiny of greater media coverage and a drab first televised Test, required Edwards to take a break at the end of the season.

But this has contributed to its defeat in the past three national elections, denying it support among poor Brazilians, who suffer most from crime (despite the greater media coverage given to its wealthier victims).Spurred by the loss of two of its leaders, the Workers Partyy's new crime policies, to be announced shortly, are expected to promise "zero tolerance" and radical police reform.