Sentence examples for coverage theme from inspiring English sources

This year seven singles have been chosen: Elton John's Bennie and The Jets; Haim's Better Off; Jessie Ware's Still Love Me; Laura Marling's The Beast; Nas's The Don; Nick Drake's Rider On The Wheel; and Public Enemy's Harder Than You Think, a 2007 single that was last year used as Channel 4's Paralympic coverage theme tune.

As members of the Public Health Agency of Canada/Canadian Institutes for Health Research Influenza Research Network (PCIRN)'s Vaccine Coverage Theme, our mandate is to help address identified research gaps in Canada's pandemic influenza preparedness initiative.

He argued that conservatives should control the political debate at its source by demanding "balance" in textbooks, television shows and news coverage – themes that were echoed in inflammatory speeches by Richard Nixon's vice-president, Spiro Agnew.

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For most of the themes considered no differences were apparent; where there was an indication that coverage of themes differed (taken at conventional levels of significance, p < 0.05), it was articles in the 'middle market tabloids' that tended to differ from those in the 'serious' and 'tabloid' newspapers.

Sage Eastman, a spokesman for Republicans on the House Ways and Means Committee, said: "Why is coverage the dominant theme?

Despite increasing media coverage around the theme of African peoples' potential vulnerability to actual and predicted changes in climate at the global level, detailed scientific evidence remains scanty.

The survey design did not allow the index of theme coverage to be considered equivalent to the depth in which the theme was taught, and it is recognised that a greater number of lectures allocated to topics within a theme does not necessarily indicate that the theme was taught in greater depth.

In coverage, three key themes of concern arose out of Facebook's report.

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And throughout the program, it was business as usual, with coverage of familiar themes like the media supposedly being biased against President Donald Trump, and liberalism run amok on college campuses.