Sentence examples for coverage not only from inspiring English sources

Sufficient surface coverage not only reduces the amount of light passed straight through the cell without absorption, but also reduces charge recombination at the interfaces.

-- Will that financing be adequate to underwrite the cost of expanded coverage -- not only within the 10-year budget window but beyond?

"Seniors without drug coverage not only lack insurance against high costs, but do not have access to the discounts and rebates that insured people receive".

Cellphone companies find out about gaps in their coverage not only from customer complaints, but also by testing their networks and those of their competitors.

Mrs. Whitehead's frequent anguished statements have received extensive newspaper and television coverage not only in the United States but also abroad.

A decade ago, Oregon was widely hailed as a pioneer in providing health insurance, including prescription drug coverage, not only to the poor but also to people who make just enough money that they do not qualify for most federal Medicaid programs.

Therefore, the network coverage is not only for communication coverage and monitoring area coverage but also for better meeting of the needs of certain applications.

He added: "Whether it is producing international award winning TV advertisements promoting Paralympic sport, recruiting on and off screen talent with an impairment or delivering Bafta award winning coverage, Channel 4 fully understands that its coverage is not only enthralling audiences but changing attitudes towards people with an impairment".

The report to the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China also changed the guidelines of social medical insurance from the previous wide coverage to universal coverage; this meant not only universal coverage of health services but also full coverage of the entire population, a difference that represented the transformation of ideology (He 2013).

"Through Abby's efforts," he continued, "New York TV stations now recognize Long Island as a key area for media coverage -- not only for sensational stories like Amy Fisher, Joey Buttafuoco and Katie Beers, but for day-to-day stories like LIPA's takeover of Lilco and Nassau County's financial issues.

And I think some of the coverage is not only good but unsung".