Sentence examples for growing coverage from inspiring English sources

The Economist is looking for a journalist to help with our growing coverage of China.

Many settlements have already occurred regarding ephedra, and lawsuits have increased with the growing coverage of this herb.

Yet history departments now run courses on the period and there is growing coverage online, he noted.

Although this method of data collection is relatively quick and inexpensive, it suffers from growing coverage problems and falling response rates.

But what worries Bush's Austin-Albany axis is growing coverage of its blatant attempt to deny New York voters the right to choose delegates to support McCain.

It has been a pioneer in the growing coverage of corruption, police brutality and official misdeeds, able to push as far as it has by avoiding direct questioning of Communist rule or reporting on sensitive scandals in Beijing.

"Many companies still … haven't realized they need to grow coverage to increase control.

Some Yahoo blocks could be offered due to Microsoft's lack of home grown coverage of some verticals, and yet Yahoo News is offered alongside MSN News Feeds, Flickr along with My Live Spaces Photos.

Dr Kelly receives several phone calls telling him of the growing media coverage of the story.

With the end of the growing season, coverage of the drought has waned, but the drought itself has not.

It describes local involvement in the campaign, the contributions made by Martin Luther King and the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), and growing media coverage of the movement.