Sentence examples for widespread press from inspiring English sources

Gender equality in international football has had widespread press coverage recently.

From the widespread press silence, I imagine other correspondents have also failed to do so.

On that night Puccini suffered the first-ever motorcar accident to receive widespread press coverage in Italy.

Just before the New Hampshire primary, Clinton's campaign was nearly derailed by widespread press coverage of his alleged 12-year affair with an Arkansas woman, Gennifer Flowers.

Many guides and other people in the area worry that the widespread press coverage of the die-off will discourage tourists.

"Maybe 120 percent," he added with a sly grin, referring to widespread press reports that Mr. Muller had complained of being hampered in trying to update the restaurant.

Impunity is widespread, and press coverage of the violence is minimal: the cartels control much of the state's media through threats and bribery.

A GOP super PAC funded by TD Ameritrade founder Joe Ricketts had planned to use Wright against Obama, but he killed the plan after it was leaked to The New York Times and generated widespread negative press.

The sense of social responsibility made notable growth as a result of specialized education and widespread discussion of press responsibilities in books and periodicals and at the meetings of the associations.

It also brought a respite for the country's only remaining independent TV channel, TVi: tax evasion charges were formally dropped against Mykola Kniazhytsky, its director.A raid by tax police on the channel's offices on  July 12th drew widespread condemnation from press freedom groups and a statement from the United States envoy to the OSCE, a regional security organisation.

This paper was a challenge to GM interests and provoked immediate and widespread criticism and press coverage [3].