Sentence examples for coverage weighed from inspiring English sources

So many people are debating these questions that Margaret Sullivan, The Times's public editor — who works outside of the reporting and editing structure of the newspaper and receives and answers questions or comments from readers and the public about Times coverage — weighed in, defending Mr. Wells and calling the review "a masterpiece of scorn".

This bill of particulars against The Times's coverage weighs heavily, but it is clear to me that this is not a replay of the Judith Miller episode.

In other iPhone coverage, David Pogue weighed in with his initial impressions of the device, and we will be answering more reader questions about Apple's announcements.

The Times reports that experts say this would include a deal with the BBC, so that the media coverage could be weighed against the reputational damage Sir Cliff could suffer.

News coverage was intense and critics weighed in.

Mindful of this, television networks, magazines and others planning special coverage of the anniversary have weighed issues like how much American audiences can stomach, and how much such a solemn occasion should be viewed as a business opportunity.

Short RNA species are produced from many locations [35], so the importance of more even coverage of exons must be weighed relative to the the cost of missing other RNAs.

But two more independent analyses, from Robert W. Baird Piper Jaffay, also weighed in with initial coverage of the company this week.

We conclude that a decrease to 500 ng of input DNA is possible, but the benefit has to be weighed against the high coverage demands and potential challenges to SNV and InDel categorization.

The benefits gained from vaccinating against either disease would thus need to be weighed against this loss of coverage elsewhere.

Almost immediately after protesters began arriving at Zuccotti Park in downtown New York on Sept. 17, Times readers weighed in with concerns about the coverage.