Sentence examples for environment coverage from inspiring English sources

Watch in the weeks ahead for beefed up environment coverage.

Today, 27 years after Peter Preston bolstered the Guardian's environment coverage, the world has inexorably changed.

Ian Katz is deputy editor of the Guardian responsible for environment coverage.

We continue, as well, our in-depth environment coverage in advance of a crucial UN-led meeting on climate change, which kicks off in Paris at the end of this month and continues into December.

I talked to Times journalists and outside observers who are close readers of The Times's environment coverage — including former Vice President Al Gore, a leading voice and a former newspaper journalist himself.

Purpose/Objective: The main objectives of the evaluation are to assess the processes, of the CLTS programme as well as additional criteria like gender, environment, coverage, co-ordination, and coherence plus protection issues; and to recommend ways of improving promotion and scaling up the CLTS programme in Zambia  .

His style does not play well in the modern media environment, and coverage of his gaffes has sometimes overshadowed the substance in his speeches, such as the moment when, at a rally in Missouri, he asked a state senator in a wheelchair to stand up.

For those types of sensors, as they are based on the reception of the radio frequency signal, which can be easily distorted by the environment, the coverage of the sensor can become time-varying without being known to the visual sensor.

Figure 2B shows the cost-effectiveness of HPV-16/18 HPV-16/18on programs compared to the current envaccinations coverage varies.

Also, the higher GMTs observed in measles in the MMRV/MMRV group compared with the MMR/MMRV and MMR/MMR+V groups could translate to more effective protection in a highly endemic measles environment where coverage from a second dose of a measles-containing vaccine remains variable throughout the country.

In urban environments, network coverage can be affected by interference and fading.