Sentence examples for heightened coverage from inspiring English sources

A report into tourism on Anglesey last year highlighted the economic lift the royal couple had helped generate, as heightened coverage of the area saw an increase in the number of visitors.

For Matt Lloyd, vice president and chief investment strategist of Advisors Asset Management AAMM), heightened coverage and anticipation of the market's de-leveraging put banks and creditors on stand by.

According to a statement issued by the NRC, "heightened coverage will continue... due to high water levels in its water intake structure".

The lack of correlation between sales and this heightened coverage during this period suggests that 'panic buying' of symptomatic remedies or non-pharmacological groups in response to media reports did not occur.

The segment was taped just before the Libya war or the Japanese earthquake, but more than enough international news was occurring for Koppel to say to host Howard Kurtz that the heightened coverage of Egypt and Tunisia was a flash in the pan.

If routine data from this program were of sufficient quality, their heightened coverage and continuous availability could complement or even replace biannual sentinel serosurveys that currently serve as the primary HIV surveillance system in Mozambique.

The 2011 S. pyogenes outbreak in Hong Kong attracted heightened media coverage, which might have increased reporting of cases; however, the higher proportion of laboratory-confirmed cases in 2011 than those during 2008 2010 suggests the upsurge was genuine.

"In private moments, I'm sure he's not real happy with the fact that there have been dozens of bills he's signed into law that no one's interested in these are just straightforward things that change people's lives," she said, reflecting a frustration felt by many Republicans who cite heightened media coverage in Trenton for much of Mr. DiFrancesco's public relations problems.

In the past year we have seen heightened media coverage of deaths of African-Americans at the hands of law enforcement.

7 24 Breast Cancer Awareness Month triggered heightened news coverage in this study and in the USA.

Such communications will occur in an environment of heightened media coverage, with media influencing patient and public perspectives about pre-clinical and clinical gene transfer research.