Sentence examples for delivering coverage from inspiring English sources

Here, an algorithm searches the websites of 21 UK news outlets, delivering coverage statistics and numbers of articles written by individual journalists.

Now Vodafone and O2 will have between them 18,500 sites, each delivering coverage to both company's customers.

Social media sites are among the most visited on the Internet, and traditional media providers are increasingly tapping social networking to deliver coverage and interact with their audience.

The goal of these products is to deliver coverage that is as inconspicuous as possible, a contrast to the cakey foundations of yesteryear.

The service from Verizon (www.verizonwireless.com), called BroadbandAccess and also based on EV-DO technology, delivers coverage to 181 metropolitan areas and half the nation's population, according to the company.

Where it will end at some point is up for debate, but in the meantime following the war from a distance will be interesting, especially for those who in these challenging times are taking to the digital space as a way to make a living, find a voice, and deliver coverage.

The chief area of disagreement -- and it is a major one -- is the mechanism for delivering drug coverage.

While the staff is sensitive to concerns about delivering stereotypical coverage, she said women consume media differently than men.

A Vodafone spokesman said of the new deal: "We support the government's objective of delivering better coverage to rural areas including partial not-spots.

Ronald F. Pollack, executive director of Families USA, a consumer advocacy group, said the record of H.M.O.'s and other private insurers in delivering drug coverage to the elderly was "at best, spotty".

Though Dorries said the tax set-up of the Littlewoods pension pot was her primary concern, she took the opportunity to take a pop at the Barclay Brothers' reputation for using lawyers against those delivering unfavourable coverage of their affairs.