Sentence examples for wave of coverage from inspiring English sources

The current wave of coverage started with a Twitter message.

The new wave of coverage promises to re-awaken these issues.

Runyan brought up this latest wave of coverage while we were talking about Matshes' new paper.

It also inspired a wave of coverage of unsustainable fishing practices, including the recent TV series 'Hugh's Fish Fight'.

The latest wave of coverage, he said, "just goes to show we need better research," he said.

The translated version of his polemic has sparked a new wave of coverage in Britain and has provoked spirited debates online and in seminar rooms.

Early last year, in the depths of the financial downturn, several groups of investors from mainland China toured properties around the United States, setting off a wave of media coverage.

Ever the savvy media operator, the far-right leader would have known that his extremist party desperately needed to keep riding the wave of press coverage.

At first, suppliers insisted on money up front, but in the last week, after a wave of media coverage of a story that defies the gloom, Robertson is getting 30 days to pay for stock.

The wave of news coverage that accompanied the violence this week in Celebration says more about society's enduring fascination with the unobtainable vision of utopia than it does about the town itself.

Facing a wave of news coverage sympathetic to the town, Mr. Maehara signaled that even after canceling the dam, Tokyo would finish relocation of the affected townspeople and complete the roads and bridges that will link the new neighborhoods on higher ground.