Sentence examples for coverage stand from inspiring English sources

Ask not for whom the bell tolls… This isn't a choice where comment and coverage stand to one side.

Because every network will be sharing the same camera feeds of the royal wedding on Friday morning, they have competed fiercely to sign up on-air talent in an attempt to make their hours and hours (and hours) of coverage stand out.

But those successes in specialized areas of coverage stand in stark contrast to the typically more disappointing results whenever the network companies have tried to reach broader audiences.

Cable carriage deals for truTV require a certain amount of trial coverage, but the channel plays it down in favor of reality shows in prime time, making HLN's coverage stand out.

But the matter of contraceptive coverage stood out as chief among them.

The network has set an average rating of 17.5 as a prime-time target, and for the first three nights the coverage stands at just a 14.5.

The administration and health officials have repeatedly tried to assure critics that the legislation will not encourage companies to dump workers from employer-based plans into newly created health insurance exchanges, even if the employer-based coverage stands out as more generous and therefore more expensive for companies and even municipalities.

According to the New York City Department of Information Technology and Communications, "broadband service is almost universally available — residential coverage stands at virtually 100percentt".

The new Gallup survey shows declines in the uninsured rate for all segments of the working-age population, and the share of people ages 18-64 without coverage stood at 15.5percentt in the fourth quarter of 2014.

Third, the inadequacy of the spatial coverage stands out clearly in most instances.

In 2006, only 5 percent of HIV positive pregnant women in Lesotho received PMTCT services; today, the coverage stands at 42 per cent.