Sentence examples for coverage given by from inspiring English sources

They resented the wildly disproportionate coverage given by the national press to the New York team -- if indeed the players actually lived in New York.

Since (w) and (ell ) are exogenous, this defines a one-to-one relationship between premium and coverage given by (c=s^+P+ell -w).

Fourth, we compare the wildlife coverage given by protected areas as a proportion of national totals.

We first counted any mentions of the story topics, including banner headings and boxed or unboxed summaries, to measure total front-page coverage given by all newspaper titles.

C is the estimated sequence coverage given by [ C = L × N/ S], where N is the number of reads and S is the estimated size of the genome.

CPAC attendees seemed to relish the point-and-stare coverage given them by most news outlets, and why not?

The study did not look at the coverage given to Ukip by TV and radio stations, which are heavily regulated and required to provide balance on their political programmes.

His outrage was duly reflected in the coverage given to the issue by his media outlets.

The extent of his rehabilitation within liberal circles was amply demonstrated in the extensive coverage given to his ordeal by the few reformist newspapers still allowed to publish.

The minister appeared to be particularly angered by coverage given earlier this week to unemployment figures after there was an unexpected drop in Britain's jobless.

The judge, Chief Baron Alexander, was unhappy with the coverage given to the case by the press "to the manifest detriment of the prisoner at the bar".