Sentence examples for elements of coverage from inspiring English sources

Then Trump spent Sunday morning tweeting aspersions about the press, critiquing various elements of coverage and largely ignoring his opponent, despite recent, damaging reports about her relationship with donors and her record as a senator.

It can be shown that the aggregate uplink achievable throughput can be formulated using (2), as in (3), where and are binary elements of coverage matrices, as defined in Table 1.

First, as a former Labour government minister – a fact Purnell introduced in his row with Jay Hunt to give weight to his contention that C4's move made privatisation politically more likely – he would have effective control over and responsibility for a significant element of coverage, likely to be an issue for many Conservative MPs.

The Congressional Budget Office just issued a report on the likely effects of a Republican effort to repeal Obamacare immediately but keep some elements of the coverage expansion in place for two years.

We also calculated Cronbach coefficient alphas (c-alphas) for the entire group of indicators as well as those indicators that were initially grouped according to the three conceptual elements of health coverage under consideration: (1) infrastructure and human resources, (2) provision of services, and (3) financial resources for health.

The solution may well be an agreement that replicates that of the Masters, where the BBC shares an element of live coverage with Sky.

The most significant element of the coverage that has so rankled the Clinton campaign may be one that cannot responsibly be omitted: her recent win-loss record in nominating contests.

"We are taking bold steps in rethinking every element of our coverage — clearly, some stories are more effectively presented online than in print, and vice versa," Charles Aaron, the editorial director for Spin, said in a statement.

"The most important element of our coverage is teamwork, and we're again looking forward to working closely with Mervyn Whyte and his team to provide race fans with the best possible coverage of this year's North West 200".

The prediction of quick, massive insurance losses assumes that repeal immediately eliminates the penalty for not carrying insurance ― that is, the dreaded individual mandate ― while leaving in place nearly every other element of the coverage expansion.

Basic elements of multifold Earth coverage theory are presented and used for obtaining analytical relations for the minimum swath width providing given multifold coverage.