Sentence examples for intensely covered from inspiring English sources

The humiliating roundup was intensely covered by the local media, which had been tipped off in advance.

But The Moscow Times said that Mr. Ivanov must take steps not to "fall behind Medvedev, who has also been intensely covered by the media in recent weeks".

It was not far enough, of course, to block news of the shareholder revolt, but the details would have been more intensely covered had the rejection unfolded in midtown Manhattan.

But the intensely covered, four-day sidetracking of Mr. Kerry's public campaign is a further reminder that the nation needs to know the state of the major candidates' health in up-to-the-minute detail.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukIn this section The next draft Cloud computing History boy Mother, may I Wee Wilkie Mistress of self-effacement ReprintsTHE Arab spring has been one of the most intensely covered upheavals of recent times, with hordes of journalists descending on a succession of countries, notebook and camera in hand.

The Norfolk Virginian-Pilot, which intensely covered arguments about when and where to debate, did not report the forum until the Schrock campaign sent out a press release highlighting Ms. Wagner's equivocation on supporting Senator Charles S. Robb, the embattled incumbent Democrat who is running for a third term.

Isorni's only hope, in a proceeding covered intensely by the press, lay in an appeal to a different court: the tribunal of public opinion.

The expedition, covered intensely by Russian news organizations and state-controlled television, mixed high-seas adventure with the long Russian tradition of polar exploration.

By contrast the events were covered intensely, and generally positively, in the Argentine media.

The news that the long-standing rumours of the atrocities in the prison are now at the center of a major probe has been covered intensely by the Colombian media.

It is intensely volcanic, the landscape covered with lava flows, lakes, and craters.