Sentence examples for tough coverage from inspiring English sources

(Though it's worth pointing out that the paper has published some very tough coverage of Mr. Romney).

Mr. Ferguson said he felt Mr. Merrill had "interrogated" him and was dismissing the project because of Mr. Ferguson's history of tough coverage.

Geno Smith often threw into tough coverage and had as many incompletions in the first half (nine) as he did in the first two games combined.

Sergey K. Belov, the former editor of the Chernomorskaya Zdravnitsa newspaper, closed in August 2011 ostensibly for financial reasons, said he believed that tough coverage of the Olympics was also a factor.

Sports team owners, a historically entitled bunch — you don't buy the biggest toys in town unless you feel you deserve them — are particularly sensitive to the tough coverage that goes with owning a sports franchise.

"She got some tough coverage at times, but she brought that on herself, whether it was the Bosnian snipers or not conceding on the night of the final primaries," said Rem Rieder, editor of American Journalism Review.

In my blog, AtlanticYardsReport.com, I've observed how The Brooklyn Paper has muted once-tough coverage and editorial criticism of Mr. Markowitz's beloved arena project, Atlantic Yards, which is being developed by the newspapers' landlord, Forest City Ratner.

In fact, you should see tougher coverage of Amazon, and your business and management practices, because that's what we as journalists do.

"We constantly cover the voice of the voiceless and sometimes that calls for tough news coverage from anywhere in world.

He had a pair of drops and seemed to struggle a bit against the tough press coverage from the Kansas City corners.

We constantly cover the voice of the voiceless and sometimes that calls for tough news coverage from anywhere in the world," Mr. Negm said, in a statement.