Sentence examples for large amount of press from inspiring English sources

The murder received a large amount of press locally, including television interviews with Gross shortly after his arrest.

Hunt does admit to commissioning shows which he thinks will generate a large amount of press, and proudly points to an acclaimed, all-star Chekhov season from Steve Coogan's company Baby Cow two years ago which cost £90,000 to make and generated press coverage worth about £2m.

However, while Miranda's case was the first to draw a large amount of press attention, the misuse of Schedule 7 has been going on for a while.

In London, Mälzel and his act received a large amount of press, and he continued improving the machine, ultimately installing a voice box so the machine could say "Échec!" when placing a player in check.

The visit attracted a large amount of press coverage, and at the Academy Awards gala he was given a twelve-minute standing ovation, the longest in the Academy's history.

Melvin Jr. received a large amount of national press for this brash flaunting of his criminal lifestyle, but in a surprisingly smart decision, he soon removed the website.

I've had to make do with the large amount of coverage in the British press — of both the book and its author.

The thinktank argues that although questions around tax and who pays what are often tackled by parliament and the press, a large amount of the debate "is based upon a reductive and misleading account of tax".

The seething anticipation that preceded the début was followed up by a large amount of thoughtful and scrupulous criticism in the press, as well as largely negative analysis in the blogosphere.

After the pills have been pressed, a large amount of surplus chemicals are left, with experts in local government saying around 200,000kg of drug waste is produced every year in the province.

Considering that her rescue was entirely financed by taxpayers and that people were actually concerned about her welfare -- and that she has now chosen to tell her tale for what one assumes is a large amount of money -- her protests about the invasive press sound a little hypocritical.