Sentence examples for widespread press coverage from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Less than a year later, Tate Modern has The Most Expensive Painting on view, thanks to the anonymous owner and widespread press coverage of the loan.

The rise also coincided with widespread press coverage of new Government guidance recommending the use of breast cancer prevention drugs tamoxifen and raloxifene for women at high risk of breast cancer, but researchers said that the timing of the uplift in referrals clearly indicated it was coverage of Angelina Jolie's operation that had the biggest impact.

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

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

"I don't think it's as widespread as the recent press coverage has led us to believe.

According to the Wall Street Journal, new owner C. Dean Metropoulos never finalized the $17.3 million deal due to "sanitation issues" and the "widespread, and national, negative press coverage" of troubles with keeping the factory in line with FDA standards.

For the most part, Rubenstein has received favorable press coverage, including widespread praise for his charitable work.