Sentence examples for disappointing coverage from inspiring English sources

What did surprise me was the disappointing coverage of the story on the Today Show.

Due to disappointing coverage with Intermittent Preventive Treatment for pregnant women (IPTp) in some situations [5], there have been attempts to deliver IPTp through a variety of community based systems [13], [14], [15].

As a matter of fact, the American Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) recommended that both young boys and girls should be vaccinated against HPV because of disappointing coverage rate in girls reached in the last years (49%% of adolescent girls received at least the first of the 3 doses of HPV vaccine in 2010).

Consequently, tailor-made interventions were implemented, but their effect was disappointing (21 ); MMR1 coverage in children at 2 years of age did not increase above 90%.

As the ambassador to the United States for the people of Equatorial Guinea, I found both the Human Rights Watch report on Equatorial Guinea and your coverage disappointing.

This means that Berkanan works in a plane, at a festival, camping, or anywhere else where cellular coverage is disappointing.

Recent at-scale, community-based programs in Africa have shown disappointing results in improving coverage of child-survival interventions that are based on changes in household practices, such as nutrition- and diarrhea-related indicators.

Barbara Slater, the director of BBC Sport, said the decision to drop its Formula One coverage was "hugely disappointing and taken reluctantly".

The ratings for its prime-time Olympics coverage may be disappointing to NBC, but the ratings are doing well for the network in the morning.

Andrew Miller, chairman of the science and technology select committee, publishing a report on how the media communicates climate change science, said: "Given the high level of trust the public has in its coverage, it is disappointing that the BBC does not ensure all of its programmes and presenters reflect the actual state of climate science in its output.

So, an intensive study is required to assess such disappointing progress in full immunization coverage.