Sentence examples for virtually no coverage from inspiring English sources

Yet there was virtually no coverage and absolutely no protests against these "collateral" civilian deaths.

"When I was growing up it got virtually no coverage; 20 years ago, I wouldn't be as well known.

Without a television programme, a big name (ideally, a TV or film star), or a stridently news-led slant, theatre gets virtually no coverage.

It's also worth noting that for all the dozens of headlines last month about Israeli prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu's "defiance" and "refusals" regarding taking the necessary steps for peace, the fresh proclamations by Hamas about how they have zero intention of ever accepting the existence of Israel attracted virtually no coverage.

The names of Jonah Barrington and the Khans, Jahangir and Jansher, may resonate with sports fans of a certain age, but who has heard of James Willstrop, Nick Matthew or Peter Barker, the British trio in the world's top 10? Squash receives virtually no coverage in the mainstream media.

With the exception of Yugoslavia's contacts with Russia and China, there has been virtually no coverage of Yugoslavia's foreign diplomatic contacts.

Mr. Kerry's speech got virtually no press coverage.

Women's road racing has virtually no television coverage outside of the Olympics and the world championships, which means sponsors are hard to find and tend not to stay long.

However, a search in Google News (www.google.com) of the paper revealed virtually no press coverage.

Despite the fact that these organic, rapidly organized events generated attendance in estimated excess of 45,000 people, there was virtually no media coverage before, during or after.

Most of the tournaments aren't played in this country and so receive virtually no American news coverage.