Sentence examples for distinctive coverage from inspiring English sources

I'm looking forward to the challenge of producing fresh, distinctive coverage on issues that matter to our readers".

So far the few that have persuaded readers to pay for news online tend to have a reputation for distinctive coverage.

For decades now, the two have been engaged in a smack-down death match in which the term "exclusive" is liberally applied, the "canoodling" of B-list celebrities is deemed worthy of print, and the chance for distinctive coverage -- particularly of politics and crime -- is better than even.

Mark Byford, the BBC's Deputy Director-General, said: "The huge audience of so many millions who shared the day with the BBC is a testament to all those involved in producing such high-quality and distinctive coverage, and proves once again that the BBC is the broadcaster of choice for audiences during big national events".

In that stampede of coverage, opportunities for distinctive reporting are few.

Vice (with increasing TV ambitions) thinks of itself as a news channel, producing distinctive feature coverage of stories young people devour.

January's record-setting traffic was led by the Guardian's distinctive live coverage of global and breaking news events, including the Mali conflict in the run-up to French intervention; as well as a unique range of incisive US voices at the Guardian's Comment is Free site; and indispensable reporting on the economy and fallout from the fiscal cliff deal and Washington's budget negotiations.

October's record-setting traffic was led in part by the Guardian's distinctive live-coverage of the presidential debates, including a partnership with Tumblr for the first ever 'Live-GIFing' of the debates.

However, both have been criticised by Ofsted and subsequently revised their KS3 curriculum to provide greater coverage of the national curriculum and enhance the distinctive subject offer.

Reflecting The Times' distinctive, award-winning coverage of all things edible, each of the five events will showcase the chefs and restaurants at the heart of L.A.'s food and dining culture and include unlimited tastings from the city's best eateries, specialty drinks, wine seminars and live demos.

The first category can afford to invest in distinctive international or business coverage, while the last can prosper by becoming "more intensely local".