Sentence examples for a modicum of coverage from inspiring English sources

If you choose spreading perennials such as Geranium macrorrhizum, you will also be providing a modicum of coverage for next summer's dying bulb foliage.

The PBA provides a modicum of reporting right from the device itself.

But no presidential candidate can succeed without a modicum of favorable media coverage, and so a successful populist needs to be able to disarm elite journalists (as Huckabee so expertly did, schmoozing on The Daily Show and elsewhere) as often as he alienates them.

The US Congress, corrupted by a failure to impose campaign finance reform on special interests, from unions to wealthy entities, appears to be unable to pass laws to provide even a modicum of fair, universal healthcare coverage for its populace.

Without coverage and reporting by independent and citizen journalists there is little to debate if these abovementioned issues would have gotten the nationwide coverage, let alone achieved even a modicum of change.

But he still faces the task of holding the political center, with a modicum of support from Republicans, behind his aim of greatly expanding health care coverage — while keeping liberals in the fold for his promise of containing entitlement spending.

A modicum of people like it.

There is a modicum of control.

It provided a modicum of hope".

"I had a modicum of talent".

It even contains a modicum of good news.