Sentence examples for dedicated coverage from inspiring English sources

But if, for some reason, you require fashion correspondents who are EVEN MORE knowledgeable and discriminating than me, bespoke dedicated coverage can be found right here.

Dedicated coverage of children's and women's issues The award ceremony was also a chance for many of the journalists to share some of their own stories.

The study also found that only 4% of all adult ICUs met the full Leapfrog standards (a high-intensity ICU staffing pattern plus dedicated attending coverage during daytime plus dedicated coverage by any physician during nighttime).

I wrote two weeks ago about Times editors' plans to dismantle its environment pod of reporters and editors dedicated to coverage of the environment.

DealBook – a blog and print section dedicated to coverage of mergers and acquisitions and other related subjects — is something of an oddity at The Times.

This article was published in partnership with the Trace, an independent, not-for-profit news organization dedicated to coverage of guns in the United States.

"That's where you need to have dedicated hotspot coverage through small cells, to be able to cater for both capacity as well as performance".

From late May we will be introducing a new section of the website dedicated to coverage of entrepreneurs, providing advice and expertise to a new generation of business leaders.

'SNL' opened the show last night with a sketch dedicated to coverage of the ash caused by Eyjafjallajokull's volcano.

And the 2013 Pulitzer Prize for National Reporting went to InsideClimate News, an environmentally-conscious site dedicated to coverage of global warming science and politics.

Adam Kō Shin Tebbe is editor of the online magazine Sweeping Zen, an online database dedicated to coverage of the Western Zen Buddhist community.