Sentence examples for much reported on from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, the production, much reported on last spring, was mostly unchanged.

A search for "Michelle Obama" led viewers to a grotesquely racist photo much reported on in 2009.

The case was not much reported on at the time, and has not become well known since.

His own life was much reported on after he left Bel Mooney, his wife of 35 years, and later married a woman 30 years his junior.

To this litany of intelligence matters brought into the light by dogged journalists (and lawyers – and a tiny number of MPs, including Andrew Tyrie) one could add yesterday's Gibson report, which confirmed there are many troubling questions – much reported on by the Guardian's Ian Cobain – about the rendition and torture of terrorism suspects.

EIA's 2040 projection for the contribution of wind (14%) and solar (6%) to total electricity output under the Clean Power Plan is significant but these non-dispatchable sources will clearly remain constrained by technical, physical, and financial limitations, regardless of the much reported on "shift to renewables" in the final version of the Clean Power Plan as opposed to the draft proposal.

Much reporting on opposition to the Obama administration portrays it as a sort of populist uprising.

But there hasn't yet been, I don't think, much reporting on the city's music scene.

There has been much reporting on the concerns about possible riots and violence that aid distribution might provoke.

However, there is another manner in which low interest rates have increased wealth inequality that has been much less reported on even though it is much simpler to see.

He wouldn't, he was asked, be doing much reporting on Tibet or on violations of human rights in China, would he? "I tend to stay away from topics like that," Mr. Shao said.