Sentence examples for intensive news from inspiring English sources

The shocking condition of the children -- Bruce weighed just 45 pounds -- has drawn national attention to New Jersey's troubled child welfare system through intensive news media coverage.

Berger said the order was needed to protect Blankenship's right to a fair trial in an emotionally charged case that has received intensive news coverage.

He expresses surprise at the intensive news media attention from near and far, all of it, as he sees it, because he has enforced the law.

But despite intensive news coverage of Mr. Corzine's campaign finances -- he has poured about $53 million into his Senate bid so far -- he has not encountered widespread resentment from voters over his spending.

As battles raged in Fallujah, drawing intensive news coverage, many insurgents were slipping into Ramadi, where on April 6 they orchestrated a stunningly well-executed ambush on the Marines from the 2-4.

Instead, the raid, and videos that are said to show the police beating the refugees' supporters, have generated intensive news coverage, sparked a demonstration by thousands who demanded the Iraqis be allowed to stay in Denmark and led to a hunger strike by some of the refugees.

"These sites and others like them show the way to a new future of news produced by social and commercial entrepreneurs on a human scale rather than traditional, impersonal, capital-intensive news corporations.

Two old-school press barons trying to maintain labor-intensive news factories in an increasingly hostile environment, they share common interests, and, more pointedly, a set of common enemies: online media companies, led by Google; skeptical Wall Street analysts; and fickle readers, especially younger ones, to whom buying a newspaper every day is a quaint notion.

Mr. Kemp was clearly referring to the case of Dr. Hatfill, who was the focus of intensive F.B.I. and news media attention in the case beginning in mid-2002 and received a $4.6 million settlement from the government in June to settle a lawsuit accusing the F.B.I. and the Justice Department of destroying his career and personal life with leaks.

The question is whether the best practices in terms of management tools, organisational structures and cultural changes devised by successful firms can be cloned and applied to mature, capital-intensive industries.The good news for Europe is that there are a number of local companies that are as innovative as any.

The market had largely turned thumbs-down on PointCast's memory-intensive on-line news delivery product.