Sentence examples for cover refers from inspiring English sources

The latest cover refers to Trump's attempts to repeal the Affordable Care Act, which was enacted during Barack Obama's tenure as president.

Land cover refers to the physical and biological cover over the surface of land that may be observed by remote sensing and can lead to reasonable questions about the precision of detected changes in forest cover or whether loss of forest cover is forest conversion or temporary loss of cover due to harvest.

The concept of cover refers to anything which is capable of physically protecting an individual from enemy fire.

A projector illuminating the list of various leads to cover, referred to as the virtual command center, hangs overhead.

Add rinsed rice, couscous or bulgur, boiling water to cover (refer to packet instructions) and cook with the lid on until done.

Specifically, we compared the cooling effect of residential areas with high vegetation cover (referred here as 'green' residential) to that of small to medium size (2 40 ha) public parks.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] Your bumper-sticker cover referring to Bill Clinton, "If it's true, go" (January 31st), shows an abysmal lack of understanding of what is going on here in America.

The environmental perspective of the eco-innovation was therefore assessed through physical EMA information by using the canopy area and ground cover (refer Table 2).

The cover referred to this week's spat between Trump and Pope Francis.

Terse doesn't quite cover referring to a movie with a budget of ten times the original Crouching Tiger's $23 million as "made for video".

Describing the event as the "most crucial gathering since Versailles", Time magazine featured Chamberlain on its cover, referring to him as "that mighty mover behind British Cabinet scenes, lean, taciturn, iron-willed .