Sentence examples for wider press from inspiring English sources

Those displays garner wider press coverage and cast the court itself in a political light.

The current arrangement of the Honors has an obvious rationale: celebrities bring in higher ratings and wider press coverage.

I hadn't read (or, for that matter, looked for) discussions of these lines in the wider press.

By May of 1973, the White House coverup was unravelling, and the stalking of Richard Nixon by the wider press corps had begun.

And, even if readers of the wider press aren't reading these more obscure critics, the critics whom general readers read are often reading those young critics (and if they're not, it shows).

If anything, it feels as if Anderson and Cook are both a little under-appreciated by the wider press and public, that we won't quite realise how good we've had it until they're gone.

Despite literally hundreds of wide-eyed press accounts last week of the "danger" of marijuana-infused Halloween candy, we are three days into November without a single instance of Halloween-related pot poisoning coming to light.

The exposure of the Foundation for New Era Philanthropy as a Ponzi scheme attracted wide press coverage in 1995.

Gives facts on the saccharin issue, which makes it puny, by comparison, and yet it gets wide press coverage.

The even more dramatic absence of Salman Rushdie, amid dubious talk of prowling underworld assassins, stirred controversy and debate over censorship, so ensuring wide press interest.

Chiang's earlier venture, A123, was an early bet on building lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles that earned wide press attention.