Sentence examples for vast media coverage from inspiring English sources

"Expect illegal activity levels to significantly drop in the next few weeks due to the vast media coverage in the US and more importantly in Mexico and Central America," he told me in an email.

These discrepancies in advice as well as research findings have generated vast media coverage, often involving conflicting opinions.

Despite a vast gulf in media coverage of the two meetings, they were, in fact, tightly linked.

Even though the deportation of foreign nationals blocked under European legislation forms a small proportion of those highlighted by the NAO, they have commanded a vast amount of media coverage.

Still, in light of the vast outpouring of media coverage, I have not found a single critique (or even a nod to) the underlying structures that create, enforce, and sustain social inequality in liberal democracies, and had direct bearing on Williams' homelessness.

In waves of media coverage — the vast majority of it critical of the so-called "birther" position — reporters tried to debunk those theories.

Both have generated a huge amount of media coverage.

Not all media coverage was negative, but the vast majority of it was," explains Carolyn Jackson, a professor in Educational Research at Lancaster University.

Ofcom confirmed yesterday that it had received around 80 complaints by yesterday lunchtime but added that the vast majority were made in response to the negative media coverage.

But China has also lashed out at the United States and other countries that blocked its food exports, insisting that the vast majority were safe and met quality standards and that media coverage has often been sensational and distorted.

The Assam violence and the media coverage it has engendered have rippled throughout India's vast Muslim community.