Sentence examples for news coverage captured from inspiring English sources

We hypothesized that the volume of news coverage captured the relative effect of the story on search behavior.

It was a metaphoric ceremony that Vice President Gore has longed for as Mr. Clinton has effortlessly dominated news coverage and captured public attention -- and overshadowed Mr. Gore's efforts to present himself as a leader in his own right.

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HBO executives noted that the competition last Sunday night was particularly tough: the second half of "Angels" faced the season finale of "Survivor" on CBS as well as news coverage about the capture of Saddam Hussein.

Stelter reports that the Pew Research Center's new survey found that OWS captured just 10percentt of national news coverage (presumably liberal, moderate or conservative media combined) starting in October.

"We didn't capture the spotlight of the television news coverage even after winning seven states," Mr. Gore complained to The Washington Post.

Still, if the party's power flows from its ability to capture voters' attention, it fizzled when the news coverage of Trump overwhelmed other sources of information.

The camera captures the musicians' delight as they watch television news coverage, read newspaper accounts of their visit and describe their reception in a telephone interview with the BBC in London.

Despite lasting only an estimated 37 seconds, the blaze was captured on newsreel footage and led to unprecedented levels of international news coverage.

The narratives in this kind of news coverage exist in a time and space that, at least in the past, have been difficult to capture.

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