Sentence examples for making media coverage from inspiring English sources
Rather, Marosi's courageous reporting (violent drug cartels control large swaths of Mexico's rural communities and have even infiltrated portions of the country's agricultural industry, making media coverage of workers' issues a dangerous business) took the significant step of asking why these conditions continue to exist in the 21st century.
But with only weeks before the Olympics' opening ceremony, the timing made media coverage nearly impossible.
As with "Hair," which was also on tour, the "Fela!" producers -- who include Jay-Z and Will and Jada Pinkett Smith -- are capitalizing on an empty Broadway theater to try to make money and draw media coverage for the show's tour.
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Trump is desperate for accomplishments to cite on that day, yet that very desperation may itself end up provoking a shutdown, which would only make the media coverage of that marker even more brutal.
News organisations are more interested in the British Medical Association's views on the health bill than Labour's, he added, also admitting that facing a coalition government made getting media coverage more difficult for the opposition, because if the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats feud in public, there's a danger of Labour being left out of the debate.
When asked what the public should make of media coverage of death rates, he added: "Personally, I would suggest that the public ignore them".
But similar defenses were made of media coverage of the important issues leading up to the economic collapse of 2008.
QUESTION FROM NIKOLAS: What have you made of the media coverage of the GOP primaries?
"If he does do good and he makes it, the media coverage is going to be overwhelming," he said, "and that's what large corporations, they want to spend their money on advertising.
