Sentence examples for because of coverage from inspiring English sources

He remains cautious about expanding, taking a wait-and-see attitude in large part because of coverage worries.

Joe Lapointe EXTRA GAME ON SUNDAY TV: CBS plans to show an extra N.C.A.A. tournament game Sunday to make up for shifting some first-round games to ESPN because of coverage of the war in Iraq.

In October 2002, they said, Mr. Williams's ratings -- along with those of other news programs -- were unusually high because of coverage of the sniper shootings in the Washington area.

He stressed that it was difficult to know how many people had opted not to see the picture because of coverage of the rape accusation.

At present, SNPs are used most frequently because of coverage of a large fraction of genome, throughput of assay, quality assurance and cost-effectiveness.

Most 454 assemblies will not be complete because of coverage considerations (22) or repeat elements (23) and therefore most of the genomes on NBase are viewable on the contig level instead of a chromosomal level.

REDSPORTS.SG has a strong youth 13-24 yearss) following because of its detailed coverage of the Singapore school sports scene.

Will they be shut out of coverage because of a pre-existing condition or forced to pay high rates to buy their own insurance?

Additional rationing of coverage because of imperfect competition is notnecessary.

"Health insurance is expensive partly because of the degree of coverage.

These are people shut out of coverage because their states have refused to expand the program.