Sentence examples for competition coverage from inspiring English sources
As a result, NBC has had to trim its competition coverage, feature stories or studio reports.
The features are more mawkish than ever and the competition coverage packaged in snippets so busy they make a music video look leisurely.
A common example: Post-competition coverage of sporting events look very different depending on the genders of the athletes featured.
"The proposal will reduce competition, disrupt coverage and threaten patients' access to health plans' quality-improvement services," Ms. Ignagni said.
The station will broadcast more than 150 hours of competition, surpassing coverage of the 2008 Paralympics by the BBC, which only won radio broadcast rights this year.
Put simply, is it so much better than the competition's coverage — which is largely free — that we can plausibly ask readers to pay for our own?
Wearing a dress by the designer David Szeto, which was instantly recognisable from last year's Liberal Democrat conference – and was therefore suitably on-message – and a white jacket by French high street label Zadig & Voltaire, González Durántez admitted that competition for coverage was fierce, "so we should all chip in a bit to help with initiatives like this".
I thought more than competition, they needed coverage - not just "press," as we say in fashion, but journalistic coverage.
CBS's sitcoms managed to stay strong despite competition from Major League Baseball coverage on Fox.
"The auction was designed to promote competition and ensure coverage, rather than to raise money".
