Sentence examples for departure coverage from inspiring English sources

Much of the departure coverage accepts this as true, which means Stewart is being celebrated by confusing emotion with fact — a human tendency he has been railing against for years.

Articles about the Nets' impending departure dominated news coverage across the state on Thursday, and Republican leaders were quick to say Mr. McGreevey had botched the Nets transaction and "lost a professional sports franchise".

This arrangement of the automatic receiver stations allowed us to follow departures in all directions with the poorest coverage of departures in northerly directions which are expected to be rare during autumn.

Mr. Pogue's departure comes as technology coverage has become increasingly prized by media companies.

The Justice Department said it wants a federal court to completely repeal Obamacare instead of just its individual mandate to buy coverage, a departure from its previous stance that the mandate was legally distinct and other provisions could still stand.

ABC News remains the most traditional, providing prime-time exposure on each of the four nights and following up on "Nightline," while NBC has made the most radical departure, drastically reducing its coverage on the flagship broadcast network and making liberal use of its brand-name stars on MSNBC, the joint venture of Microsoft and NBC, which itself is a unit of General Electric.

Not since Oprah Winfrey announced her retirement from network television has a US TV host's departure received such international coverage, but Stewart bridles when I make the Winfrey comparison: "If Oprah can leave and the world still spins, I honestly think it will survive me".

5. United Healths departure shows quality of coverage under Obamacare will continue to fall.

United Healths departure shows quality of coverage under Obamacare will continue to fall.

Despite its weight in Greater Porto international trade is weak, in 2004 it represented 1.1% of departures and 0.9% of arrivals, its coverage rate of arrivals against departures suppressed the 100% mark.

CNN had no comment on Mr. Arnett's departure and said its Afghanistan coverage was complete.