Sentence examples for coverage lost from inspiring English sources

The second half-hour of convention coverage lost almost half that audience, falling to a 3.8 rating.

He pointed out that over the past seven or eight years, millions of Americans have lost health insurance coverage, lost pensions, and become deeply mired in debt.

Say what?! From where I stand, I see devastation everywhere: wars around the world, global financial collapse, lost jobs, lost homes, lost health care coverage, lost retirement savings, environmental degradation... the list goes on and on.

Some viewers felt that Channel 4's coverage lost some of its spark and cutting edge without McCririck to stir things up and it is a point that will not be lost on Chapman or ITV's producers now that they have four years to establish themselves as the new home of terrestrial racing coverage.

Mobility of actors has been exploited in [24 26] to improve or recover connected coverage lost due to failure of an actor.

Therefore, every piece of sea ice coverage lost is another piece of ocean open to reckless exploitation.

Executives for the media firm said they expected that contract to be profitable, although NBC has not always benefitted from its Olympics coverage, losing $223m from the 2010 Vancouver games.

They get rich while people who already can barely afford their coverage lose their coverage altogether".

Many foreign correspondents bring to the plate their deeply entrenched preconceived notions about culture, society and political discourse and use them indiscriminately in their coverage of the Middle East, and with that, their coverage loses much of its effectiveness.

Donors need comprehensive medical coverage, coverage for lost wages, and coverage for psychological counseling, job security and much more.

One organisation estimated that such coverage had lost them 1,200 placements in a year.