Sentence examples for of critical coverage from inspiring English sources

His column set off days of critical coverage.

The artist's identity has often been at the forefront of critical coverage, rather than the stark, theatrical music he creates.

(Many U.F.C. fights are broadcast on Fox or Fox Sports 1, which provide plenty of well-produced shows but not much in the way of critical coverage).

Given their grossly unfair lack of critical coverage (I have not seen a review of Civilisation anywhere) and their low starting profile with the disadvantage lack of kudos from back in the day, I really hope they keep at it.

President Rafael Correa, whose government was often the subject of critical coverage in the magazine, gloated over the corpse, saying it had starved to death: no one read it, he said, and the money ran out.

Lee's report wasn't the first time that doubt had been cast on Wansink's work: in 2016, he published a blog post (which he later deleted) revealing that he had encouraged graduate students to do this sort of data fishing; the post resulted in a flurry of critical coverage toward his methods.

Local journalists told the Committee for the Protection of Journalists they believed the attacks were in response to critical coverage of the government.

The Drudge Report on Wednesday also featured links to critical coverage of the bill.

Some staff members working under the parent company reportedly believe Monday's firings may be related to critical coverage of Newsweek Media Group that the fired staffers were involved in.

When the surface coverage was greater than that of a critical coverage of approximately 0.5 ML, coalescence of islands occurred, and the film exhibited relatively homogeneous 2D growth patterns, as shown in Figure 1a, which were maintained until the coverage reached approximately 1 ML (not shown).

Azhar Abbas, the managing director at Geo News, Pakistan's largest news channel, which has repeatedly come under pressure because of its critical coverage of the military and its support for the civilian government, said it was essential for journalists to come together and put pressure on the government to launch a transparent inquiry.