Sentence examples for coverage again from inspiring English sources

He also raised the prospect of research coverage again.

"The net result is I would never trust 24-hour news coverage again".

Then Kaepernick hits Crabtree, who has one-on-one coverage again, across the field - 22 yards.

their offensive personnel is not quite as dynamic as the Dolphins' (though that could change if Santonio Holmes rediscovers enough passion to start beating man coverage again).

At one point, he touted Bustle's news coverage again, writing, "Yes, we believe that a partner-track attorney can be passionate about world affairs and celebrity gossip.

"But that could change if the war changes and there's wall-to-wall coverage" again, she added, referring to reporting that runs ad-free.

After these revelations, the tone of media coverage changed again, although only slightly.

It would cover the expanded coverage by, again according to independent estimates, as many as 9m people.

Mr. Brokaw acknowledged that some of the fun is now missing from campaign coverage, recalling again that birthday party in 2000.

Instead they went with a constitutional amendment, the one method where failure was absolutely guaranteed -- along with front-page coverage Then again, what culture war offensive isn't doomed to failure from the start?

'Percentage of Americans lacking health coverage falls again' – Robert Pear, the New York Times One of the most popular provisions of the 2010 health care law allows young adults to stay on their parents' insurance policies until age 26.