Sentence examples for cover in general from inspiring English sources

It was comforting to hear that Camber Sands would be enjoying lifeguard cover during the bank holiday weekend, but your report (27 August) pointed to the patchy picture regarding lifeguard cover in general along Britain's long coastline.

When I asked Shalev, a thirty-three-year-old Jerusalem native (and former colleague of mine at Haaretz newspaper), about this report and the angle of the stories she is expected to cover in general, she said, "We don't have guidelines from above on anything; we're given complete freedom".

The significant interaction between site and priority was because sites with high cover in general (both natives and exotics) had greater reductions in native cover with competition.

The mean CR scores of the animals tested with classified chemicals cover in general the same range independently of the classification (Cat 2 or Cat 1) or the classification driver (Fig.  2a), which means that practically no distinction can be made between Cat 2 and Cat 1 chemicals on the basis of CR.

While many shows are remarkably flexible in terms of their structure and the topics they cover, in general, most successful talk shows have a pre-defined theme or goal.

Based on their responses to open-ended questions, a survey was generated on chemistry teaching methods, topics covered in General Chemistry, and students' thoughts and suggestions for eliminating roadblocks in obtaining a degree in this field.

You won't get very far sitting at your desk sending out a stack of CVs with "To Whom It May Concern" cover letters or filling in general application forms on two dozen Web sites.

Typically, Beatles covers and pop covers in general are an interpreter's art and emphasize the performer's vision.

One of the most common moves in songbook-style musicals, and in American covers in general, is to interpret something "white" in a "black" way.

Even better is the gallery devoted to the 1980s, partly covered in General Idea's "AIDS (Wallpaper)." Modeled on Robert Indiana's "LOVE" letters, it makes a striking background for Warhol's immense gold Rorschach painting and Bruce Nauman's drawing "Punch and Judy II Birth & Life & Sex & Death".

The range of technologies and processes used in each stage is covered in general terms for those not familiar with them or new to the field and case studies are used to illustrate how these techniques have been used in practice in recent years.