Sentence examples for coverage growing from inspiring English sources

It grows like wildfire, so even though larger plants can be pricey, they'll soon multiply and give you good coverage, growing tall and dense.

While the size of the CSF metabolome continues to grow (approximately 13% a year), the use of improved metabolomic technologies is allowing even greater coverage (growing from 23%to36%6%) of the human CSF metabolome.

This means that, as coverage grows, contamination may worsen.

Certainly, as the American media coverage grew increasingly hysterical, the European press seemed to shrug slightly at the furore.

The original media coverage grew out of a news release from the Wildlife Conservation Society (including an awfully appealing photograph).

From 1987 to 1996, the number of children covered by private plans dropped, while public coverage grew.

As other sources of coverage grow this year – like Medicaid and the exchanges – employer coverage will decline as a share of insurance, but not necessarily in raw numbers.

But coverage grew as business did, and as technology -- from electricity to telephones to automobiles to the Internet -- changed the world.

So as the FT arts coverage grew, elevated into a glamorous page 3, he cultivated a small family with different interests.

In those years, the average cost of individual coverage grew by 14 percent across the country, but in Massachusetts, premiums fell by more than 21 percent.

The so-called individual mandate — requiring everyone to have some coverage — grew out of Republican think tanks, and of course was institutionalized in Massachusetts by Mitt Romney.