Sentence examples for tide of coverage from inspiring English sources

"You are all the greatest neighborinos anyone could ask for," the band wrote following the tide of coverage, later adding: "We're hard at work right now, making plenty of Nedal things for all your Nedal needs.

That, and the general tide of media coverage about conditions at the Foxconn factory, where a number of workers have committed suicide and long hours are commonplace, has led Apple to announce initiatives to improve and standardise working conditions.

But the administration's hand has been forced by a turn in the tide of the news coverage of its postattack crisis management and military campaign.

The measures appear to be part of a concerted government effort to stem a tide of critical media coverage over Bin Laden.

This could lead to policy concessions — not because legislative action was imminent — but to stem the tide of costly critical coverage.

He had toyed with the idea of doing some kind of project there, but it took a 2013 outbreak, which sickened 63 of Noma's customers and unleashed a tide of negative media coverage, to make him pull the trigger.

These efforts intensified after the 2008 Olympics, when Chinese leaders were frustrated with a tide of critical reporting, in particular the international coverage of the human rights and pro-Tibet protests that accompanied the torch relay around the world.

As Brazil nears the climax of its bitterest and most polarized election in recent history, academics and digital activists fighting to stem a rising tide of fake news say that accurate coverage of the campaign risks being drowned out by the sheer volume of lies being spread on Facebook and WhatsApp.

Evaluate flexibility of coverage.

Evaluate the extent of coverage.

Equally damaging for its apparent impact on Hamilton has been a tide of criticism from British newspapers, especially the tabloids that had lavished adoring coverage on him last year.