Sentence examples for suggested media coverage from inspiring English sources

But yesterday Arne Ljungqvist, chairman of the IOC's medical commission, said he was confident that pollution would not harm athletes or visitors, and suggested media coverage had created a false impression of pollution levels.

"Reports last night suggested media coverage was stopped by powers higher up," Sanjana Hattotuwa, editor of citizen journalism site Groundviews told Firstpost.

We're seeing news accounts suggesting media coverage of the Russia scandal may have overreached; columnists demanding introspection from journalistic colleagues; and analyses that overestimate the degree to which Trump can now claim victory over Democrats.

He also suggested extensive media coverage had hampered shareholders' perception of Granada.

Abbott, who is a close ally of Jeremy Corbyn, suggested recent media coverage helped to exacerbate tensions.

In many countries, the data suggested that media coverage of the disease may have influenced people's responses.

"For those who want children, who says that you must only have completely healthy children?" In many countries, the data suggested that media coverage of the disease may have influenced people's responses.

The website also suggested that media coverage of the event was not welcome.

Results suggest that media coverage and social media content played major roles in influencing both public knowledge of and attitudes toward Cuba as a country.

Without minimizing the crisis in West Africa, this knowledge gap suggests that media coverage of these health threats may have been unbalanced.

The Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs (ACMD) have suggested that the media coverage of the drug led to its increased usage.