Sentence examples for leading coverage from inspiring English sources

Jane Velez Mitchell is leading coverage on HLN and filling in for Grace on Monday as per usual for Mondays and Tuesdays during "Dancing" season.

This year's winners are leading coverage of Washington developments, they are hosting the most-listened to radio news show, they have spent half a century delivering quality investigative journalism and they are reporting in English and Spanish.

The cable news channel has set up an elaborate studio on the National Mall — one of the four locations where its anchors will be leading coverage of Mr. Obama's second inaugural celebration.

"The Times is committed not only to our leading coverage of this issue," he wrote.

Nagourney did not give the Huffington Post an interview, but the site reports that as L.A. bureau chief, "Nagourney will handle a national and business reporting staff as well as leading coverage of Hollywood and California politics".

The evening newscasts on the broadcast networks, and primetime coverage on cable news will also air live from Washington, D.C. Below, see what the networks have in store and which hosts will be leading coverage on the big day.

Instead, when performing C2EM-2, the system has to enable more nodes to complete event coverage, leading to reduced coverage gain.

Thus, the genome-wide coverage calculation is confounded by the on-target read depth, leading to coverage estimates that are too high for off-target regions and too low for on-target regions.

Mr. Blair was further rewarded when he was given responsibility for leading the coverage of the sniper prosecution.

Since Michigan, the Republican nomination usually has not been the main story, leading the coverage only 23 percent of the time.

His debut for Eurosport will be leading its coverage of the European Aquatics Championships from London in May, before moving exclusively to Eurosport from 1 January 2017.