Sentence examples for is coverage from inspiring English sources
noun
An amount by which something or someone is covered.
- Don't go to lunch if we don't have enough coverage for the help-desk phones.
Yet there is coverage, and there is sensationalism.
"This is coverage that the entire country sees".
So a second option is "coverage with evidence development".
Yes, the issue is coverage of the issues and not the horse race!
The answer is that the biggest deciding factor of electability is coverage in the news media.
Reinsurance is coverage that insurers buy to transfer some of the risk of policies they sell.
The other area that needs review is coverage of young drivers.
"But in conversations with customer service representatives, the thing that gets called out the most is coverage," he said.
In its standard-benefits package, for example, there is coverage for "pregnancy-related services" — which, Hillary has stated, include abortion.
One consequence is coverage that is comprehensive on science and technology, but patchy on poorer regions and social issues.
Sage Eastman, a spokesman for Republicans on the House Ways and Means Committee, said: "Why is coverage the dominant theme?
