Sentence examples for far better coverage from inspiring English sources

Millions of people, shopping and comparing prices on the exchanges set up by the states, are likely to get far better coverage for the same — or less — money than they pay now.

The post looks far better than most coverage from actual tech blogs that attended, yet required very little effort in terms of photo- or video-editing, and uses so little text that it wouldn't be difficult to compose the entire thing right from a mobile device.

Maybe not, if they were viewers already committed to the one of the partisan corners: Both Fox News and MSNBC did far better last week, with heavy coverage of issues related to the health care law.

Because the cellular network in the United States is a patchwork of often incompatible standards, the BlackBerry, which uses a wireless data network built for two-way messaging, has so far been able to provide better coverage and lower prices here than most phone services.

Given that health services have better coverage and far more outreach activities than civil registries, there is an opportunity to integrate their work in order to reduce the percentage of children without birth certificates and increase immunization rates.

Tobias ideas — allowing consumers to choose high-priced policies that let them sue for pain and suffering or policies that promptly compensate them for actual losses — would give motorists better coverage at far less cost.

Since mobile-phone coverage is far better than fixed-line availability, the result has been that the cellphone is swiftly becoming Africa's computer of choice.

Gameloft's coverage was far better.

But when it comes to media coverage, a far better analogy can be made to the invasion and occupation of Iraq undertaken in the wake of the terror attacks.

It may be no coincidence that our peer countries, all of which have universal coverage, have done a far better job spending less to get comparable results to our considerably more expensive system.

The newly classified benthic invertebrates (NCBI) showed a good performance in comparison to the so far published indices and extend these to a better coverage of dynamic water bodies.