Sentence examples for improving its coverage from inspiring English sources

The decommissioning will cost £10m, in addition to the £1.5m a day O2 currently invests in improving its coverage and network speed.

"The BBC has shown real commitment to improving its coverage of rural lives, communities and issues on network TV over the past year in response to our report, which has made a noticeable difference on-screen and on-air," said Richard Ayre, BBC Trustee.

Next up, he says it's planning to improve its coverage in Belgium and the Netherlands — "to better service popular routes such as London-Amsterdam".

The paper has improved its coverage of national and world news, while retaining its trademark features such as conservative columnists and the Inside Track gossip page.

In 1995, he founded a daily newspaper that forced the venerable Jamaica Daily Gleaner to buy color presses and improve its coverage.

Home rental sites, including HomeAway, do not have the same insurance and safety requirements as hotels, although Airbnb recently improved its coverage.

The BBC should appoint a religion editor to improve its coverage of faith issues, a leading broadcaster and journalist said last night.

Under terms of the deal, Fox agreed to improve its coverage of the league with pre- and postgame shows that it branded as "Soccer Night in America".

The outgoing R&A chief executive, Peter Dawson, has spoken of the need for the BBC to improve its coverage amid concerns about British golf's declining profile and participation rates.

"The opinion poll also shows that listeners see 5 Live's sport output as being dominated by Premier League football, and that there is an appetite to see the station improve its coverage of a wider range of non-mainstream sports".

Beginning in 1972, Mr. Suarez spent 15 years at The Charlotte Observer, but he returned to Miami to help The Herald improve its coverage of Hispanic affairs in general and Cuban-American affairs in particular.