Sentence examples for course coverage from inspiring English sources

Likewise, the decreasing use of vitamin E over time among our enrollees may have been due to course coverage of recent randomized trials casting doubt on its effectiveness in preventing heart disease as had been claimed in earlier epidemiologic studies.

This tool helped the faculty team to develop a quasi-quantitative approach to the courses' coverage and their individual and collective contribution to education of their students for sustainability.

However, even in these courses, coverage was minimal.

And, of course, the coverage might not be cheap.

Of course, balanced coverage or not, a game's excitement is the reason people watch.

Of course, election coverage relies not just on replaying the messages of parties, but in robustly challenging new manifesto pledges.

Of course, the coverage of Leicester has been far in excess of what they would have enjoyed previously.

Of course the coverage of the album would go wild if there was more to the music than just the art.

Going back to a system in which insurance companies were, as a matter of course, denying coverage to people with chronic illnesses was always going to be politically difficult.

The Guardian will tackle news such as the retraction of a global warming paper and of course deep coverage of Climategate, which, as Randerson points out: "There's no way we would publish that stuff if we were following a monomaniacal line that is like climate change is going to kill us all and everything has to fit into that".

The way we frame this for our readers at the outset will determine the course of coverage throughout the rest of the summer and into next year – especially as the government expects the number of unaccompanied children that will enter to double again to 120,000.