Sentence examples similar to delivers comprehensive coverage from inspiring English sources

The 23rd Winter Olympics take place in Pyeongchang, South Korea, from 9-25 Februand and BBC Sport will deliver comprehensive digital coverage.

But it's also subject to scrutiny from a larger audience; clearer lines of responsibility (the buck stops with the Editor-in-Chief); ethics and standards; and an aspiration — for some publications at least — to deliver comprehensive rather than subjectively relevant coverage.

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Each site will maintain its own brand identity, while benefiting from shared resources in design, product and engineering to deliver deeper and more comprehensive coverage of major stories and events.

"As the nation's broadcaster, we are committed to ensuring that viewers get the most from their Olympic experience and our comprehensive coverage will deliver on that promise.

Football League chief commercial officer, Richard Heaselgrave, said: "In a short period of time The Football League Show has become an institution amongst supporters of our 72 clubs, more than a million of whom tune in every week for the comprehensive coverage the show delivers.

"We don't have anything approaching comprehensive coverage".

In response to Lewis' comments a BBC spokesperson said: "The BBC provides comprehensive coverage of Welsh rugby, delivering balanced and impartial output across the range of our services to help inform our audiences.

People have come to expect comprehensive coverage.

Obviously, watching ITV's less comprehensive coverage is free, save the cost of a television licence.