Sentence examples for covers less ground from inspiring English sources
And the book covers less ground than a stats primer ought.
He quotes, for example, the architect of Malaysia's preferential policies, the former prime minister, Mahathir Mohamed, who laments that his fellow Malays now regard university places as a right, and so neglect their studies.Ms Crosby's book is longer but covers less ground.
While the Agras MG-1 reduces the amount of time workers are exposed to chemicals, its covers less ground and is more expensive than current methods for spraying pesticides.
That covered less ground but allowed Nasa to monitor the fastest changing parts of the ice sheets and sea ice.
He's thought of as all-action but when we did Prozone analysis at Southampton he covered less ground than any other top midfielder we faced.
After criticism arising from the statistic that West Ham's players had covered less ground than any other team, his side were putting in the effort but found themselves second best in every department.
In Rendez-Vous With Art (Thames & Hudson £19.95), Philippe de Montebello and Martin Gayford cover less ground, and carefully avoid squalid Bohemia: they confine their travels to European galleries and the Metropolitan Museum in New York, where Montebello was director.
"First Man" is written by Josh Singer and based on James R. Hansen's biography of Armstrong, although, for obvious reasons, the film covers far less ground.
Mr. Thompson, who was visiting the state this week for just the second time since he declared his candidacy in early September, drew larger crowds than Mr. Romney but covered much less ground, stopping in only Mount Pleasant and Bluffton near the coast, whereas Mr. Romney dashed across the state from Greenville to Charleston.
Mr. Bush's desire seemed muted, sometimes curiously so, as he kept his hands closer to himself, covered less physical ground and let his features go slack, as if he were musing out loud rather than making a vigorous case.
