Sentence examples for tough media coverage from inspiring English sources
"Clinton felt better disposed toward his 1992 opponent, George H.W. Bush... one senior aide described Bush as a 'father figure' to Clinton, who never knew his natural father... .. Tough media coverage continued to annoy the administration.
Though no one thought the PAP would lose its majority, most media coverage anticipated a tougher battle for the ruling party based on the 2011 results.
Yet the string of product safety scandals reflects a persistent roguish undercurrent in the Chinese economy that extensive media coverage, new laws and tougher enforcement have not eliminated.
The less favorable news media coverage of North Korea is also accompanied with tough words for the United States.
Though people close to Mr. McCall had long said Mr. Cuomo should quit the race, some conceded yesterday that having a tough adversary had made Mr. McCall a tougher candidate, made his campaign quicker on its feet and generated heavy news media coverage that raised the candidate's profile.
Media coverage in the weeks leading up to the game focused on Virginia Tech's tough defense and Alabama's recovery from NCAA-imposed sanctions.
In contrast, a majority of Democrats (57%) believe that media coverage of Romney has been fair, with just 26% saying that the press has been too tough on him.
· Insufficient media coverage.
And media coverage was worldwide.
The media coverage was resounding.
