Sentence examples for competitors coverage from inspiring English sources

In response to Fox's childish and embarrassing ad in the Washington Post that challenged competitors' coverage of the 9/12 teabaggers in Washington, DC, CNN is airing this equally chilidish and embarrassing ad to prove it did cover the teabaggers in Washington DC.

Whether this is hits on your websites, how many times the phone goes off, share of voice against competitors, coverage in key publications, awards or speaker opportunities, etc.--it is paramount that everyone knows what these are.

Often, companies that offer the best prices for customers in excellent health charge more than their competitors for coverage of those whose health is only average.

Mr. Keller said the relationship with sources and competitors on coverage was always fraught with peril, but technology has created significant disruption to both the business model and the practice of journalism.

Basically, when someone creates an InfoArmy report they're filling out a big form with information like a company's revenue, competitors, press coverage, and leadership team.

For the three broadcast networks and their cable cousins and competitors, today's coverage of the most sweeping presidential primary ever will somewhat resemble the coverage of a general election, with ABC, CBS and NBC updating their evening news broadcasts and breaking into regular programming with the latest news as polls close in 16 states across four time zones.

Competitor Blinksale (our coverage) is also working on releasing an API soon.

That's a small distinction but one that makes Browster far more usable than, for example, competitor Cooliris (our coverage).

We met with Bryant Harris and Stephen Smith in DC before the mini-meetup (and various times thereafter), and we thought it highly unlikely that they would whip out a legal team based solely on a competitor getting TechCrunch coverage.

The move adds two major players to the fast-growing roster of newspapers that are cooperating with their regional competitors to get more coverage out of their diminished news staffs.

When Blue Shield, like some of its competitors, wanted to offer coverage to adult children up to age 26 through their parents' policies, the insurer notified its customers about the change — only to discover that some employers, who had the final say over whether to speed up the timing of the change, wanted to wait.