Sentence examples for substantive coverage of from inspiring English sources

But Mr Matthews and Mr Sides cite another study that shows substantive coverage of the debate leads to substantive thoughts among viewers, whereas horse-race analysis causes a rapid deterioration of brain cells (or, at least, the formation of shallow opinions).

Why not provide a sentence in the Post's substantive coverage of CIA activities, to the effect that "The Post's owner Jeff Bezos is the largest stakeholder in Amazon, which has a $600 million contract with the CIA"?

That comes down to the nature of the news, though; as I'll discuss below, most of the substantive coverage of Lyme comes from local news outlets, and the reason for this is that those outlets reflect the realities of their communities whereas national news organizations are more likely to report what they are told by federal health authorities are the reporting priorities.

The dishonest, unhinged way in which the corporate media has treated Mr. Trump... the way in which they have treated Julian Assange and all but blacked out substantive coverage of his organization's latest batch of DNC emails... tells me the American public is very much justified in craving an outsider - even if he is loud, unpredictable, and a billionaire.

The objective was to select a small number of items (3-4) which retained a strong substantive coverage of all of the relevant items from the construction survey.

After years of unconscionable delay, the House has approved legislation that would, for the first time, extend federal hate-crimes law to give substantive coverage to gay people.

The Senate should pass legislation that would extend federal hate-crimes law to give substantive coverage to gay people.

Instead, the horse race coverage takes the place of the substantive coverage, and the candidate with the lead appears decisive and competent, and the trailing candidate faintly ridiculous.

They found that the descriptions by students who'd read the substantive coverage contained the greatest number of opinions provided with supporting evidence, whereas those who'd read the horse-race coverage wrote descriptions with much less substance.

I'm hoping we can look forward to more substantive coverage in the month remaining before the primary.

The coalition, a nonprofit watchdog organization, is dedicated to getting greater and more substantive media coverage of Long Island issues.