Sentence examples for coverage was expanded from inspiring English sources

This year the coverage was expanded to include the Sacred Heart High School Lions.

In 1997, Medicare took major steps in this direction when coverage was expanded to include colorectal cancer screening, bone mass measurement for osteoporosis and expanded benefits for screenings like mammograms and pelvic exams.

Under this program Medicaid coverage was expanded to any American earning less than $16,0000 per annum as a single person or $35,000 for a family of four (Rawal, 2016).

AMI-TV Blue Jays coverage was expanded for the 2013 season, with Cosentino joined by veteran sportscaster Jim Van Horne.

In the later part of the century, coverage was expanded to include local and national news, as well as international news of interest to the LGBT community.

In 2008, C-SPAN's online political coverage was expanded just prior to the elections, with the introduction of three special pages on the C-SPAN website: the C-SPAN Convention Hubs and C-SPAN Debate Hub, which offered video of major events as well as discussion from weblogs and social media about the major party conventions and candidate debates.

And in any case, the argument goes, if Medicaid coverage is expanded, people will still have trouble seeing a doctor because so few accept that insurance.

If coverage were expanded without cost controls, it would only "accelerate a crisis that people already knew was coming," said Michael A. Turpin, a former insurance company executive who is now a senior executive at USI Holdings, an insurance brokerage.

We know that the physician shortage in this country will only grow worse as more people enter Medicare and coverage is expanded to those currently uninsured, and we should start taking steps to reverse this shortage.

When data from GRACE and TerraSAR satellites are added (next two columns of Fig. 1), we can see that these two satellites flew practically in the same MLT sector, but the total data coverage is expanded as their tracks are nearly perpendicular to the Swarm ones.

If ART coverage were expanded from 52%to80%0%, in line with the 2016 national target [ 37], then the threshold price of microbicides could be $0.24.