Sentence examples for prominence of coverage from inspiring English sources

The lower prominence of coverage of the attacks in Beirut and Ankara has been an emerging theme of social media comment of the Paris killings.

Since the reputation of a company is a function of others' reputations in its industry and the relative reputation of the industry overall, having the complete context is essential for assessing volume and prominence of coverage, topics of interest, and whether the view is positive or negative.

When suicides are reported in the press, the local suicide rate increases in proportion to the prominence of the coverage.

The leader of the Labour party has suggested that the media should have given more prominence to coverage of terrorist attacks in Lebanon and Turkey in the wake of the weekend's atrocities in Paris.

After the shooting of Mir, Geo TV had responded by giving prominence in its hours of coverage to the allegations from Mir's brother that Zaheer-ul-Islam, the head of military spy agency the Inter-Services ISIelligence directorate (ISI), had ordered the assassination attempt.

Children's cancer doctors in the UK say the prominence and coverage of the case is causing other parents to question the advice they are given and seek treatment that they think is kinder but may – because of delays – make it more likely the cancer will come back.

The difference in 2001 is almost entirely explained by the greater prominence of Mr Blair in press coverage.

I do not raise the faults of the Hooters article in order to denigrate Ms. Kuo or the LA Times, but to appeal for a level of coverage that corresponds with China's increasing prominence.

The "quality and prominence" of BBC One and BBC Two's current affairs coverage was another key area where Lord Hall was encouraged to "achieve new peaks of distinctiveness" by looking at the "creative culture" in TV management and commissioning.

With growing tourism and high traffic in the Times Square area (with a yearly average of over 100 million pedestriansalongside its prominence in media coverage of New Year's festivities, seen by a wide audience yearly), annual revenue from the signs grew to over $23 million by the year 2012rivaling London's Piccadilly Circus as the most valuable public advertising space in the world.

Meiklejohn bemoaned this characterization of his school and blamed the college's media prominence for disproportionate coverage of an avant-garde minority.