Sentence examples for coverage as of from inspiring English sources

Press coverage, as of Hatton Garden, was a mixture of awe and condemnation.

ATHENS — Private television channels here suspended their news coverage as of 6 a.m.

Although technically you have until 31 January of next year to enroll, signing up by midnight tonight ensures coverage as of 1 January.

Figure 1 shows the PubChem3D coverage as of June 2011.

As Table 3 presents, 47% of the employed people in the sample do not have a social security coverage as of 2007, and transitions into employment are more likely to be into informal employment which account for 63% of total flows into employment.

Beyond its commonly defined coverage as of the electronic businesses that trade products or services using computer networks, such as the Internet, the latest businesses in e-commerce can be identified in three aspects: online financial services, new forms of e-businesses (P2P, O2O, P2G, P2B, C2B2C, MyStore, social commerce, etc).

These vary a great deal both in terms of coverage as well as in accuracy.

Talk to your insurance agent about this type of coverage as well.

TC will have a copy of the coverage as well.

It's easy to interpret the paucity of coverage as reflective of the banal by sordid American standards nature of many mass shootings, most of which were your standard street, party, club, or drive-by attacks.

Official statistics show a high coverage of as many as 90 percent of  Serbian children with immunisation.