Sentence examples for covered vital from inspiring English sources

According to the suit, which seeks unspecified damages, Mr. Hey was only following orders from Mr. Coughlin when he approved expense reports that covered vital business purchases like snakeskin boots and Bloody Mary mix.

Whether in his mainstream media work or as the creator of the early and ongoing Rod 2.0 blog, he's covered vital topics and carved out a bold, prominent place online, in print and as a multimedia producer.

The community looked to her to cover vital issues in Cambridge.

NYTimes.com/dealbook will cover vital subjects that are reshaping the corporate landscape today: mergers and acquisitions, private equity, hedge funds, venture capital, I.P.O.'s, investment banking and the legal and regulatory issues that permeate every facet of business.

Annoying people with ad overlays that cover vital scenes or parts of a video stream is even worse, but not that much.

Active feeding governed by the need for energy reserve accumulation that will cover vital functions later when food consumption is ceased, stimulates intensive digestion.

UNICEF will hand over three water purification units which will cover vital needs for 20,000 people in Krasnohorivka, and will also distribute humanitarian aid for crisis-affected children and their families.

Gen. Gordon Granger's Reserve Corps covered a vital road that led from Reed's Bridge to Rossville.

The vast amount of work and ground he covered looked vital last season, but his contribution seems even more essential with the benefit of hindsight.

When we were a bit younger, I had forced him and his friends to enroll in what I called the West Hartford School of Comic Books, administering written quizzes and tests that covered such vital topics as who inked Jack Kirby's pencils on early issues of "The Fantastic Four" (Joe Sinnott), or what color was the original Hulk (gray).

The issues covered are vital and extensive, including how activism shapes the careers of Native academics; the response of academe and Native scholars to current issues and needs in Indian Country; and the problems of racism, territoriality, and ethnic fraud in academic hiring.