Sentence examples for legitimate coverage from inspiring English sources

The dispute between the Blairs and the press over what constitutes legitimate coverage of the prime minister's family has intensified following Euan's arrest for being "drunk and incapable" in Leicester Square, London, and unauthorised pictures of baby Leo's christening, despite pleas for it to be treated as a private occasion.

Legitimate coverage of super-rich Qatari, Chinese or Emirati investors buying up high-end properties in London and then leaving them empty can easily be taken out of proportion, and spill over into the misguided notion that the problem is wealthy foreigners, not wealthy investors.

In this paper, we examine the phenomenon of health insurance underutilization, defined as not filing claims despite having legitimate coverage, in the Philippines.

The comments follow weeks of dispute over what constitutes legitimate press coverage of Tony and Cherie Blair's four children, Euan, Nicky, Kathryn and baby Leo.

In the same way we supported journalists – at the BBC and elsewhere – who were attacked on social media by people from both sides of the argument on independence during the Scottish referendum, we will not tolerate people who try to suppress legitimate news coverage".

Despite the legitimate news coverage Donald Trump's flirtation with running for president in 2012 has garnered in recent days, the eccentric billionaire will never reside in the White House for one reason alone (and it's not his questionable coiffure).

Katrina worries about "her trust plunge because of legitimate media coverage of the Clinton Global Initiative and her speaking fees... and questions about whether they play by same rules as everyone else".

As the mainstream media continues to suffer from what many would call an "issue-attention cycle," stories about the black community have failed to receive legitimate news coverage they deserve, leaving many black voters searching for a voice.

These data were used to estimate and identify predictors of underutilization of insurance benefits - defined as the likelihood of not filing claims despite having legitimate insurance coverage - using logistic regression.

But Medicare expenditures are projected to rise faster in coming decades than the revenues that support the system, and there is a legitimate worry that coverage will need to be scaled back in future decades unless new savings are found.

Naming several disreputable journalists and quoting extensively from British and American tabloids, the report showed how right-wing activists had transformed fringe stories — for example, the rumor that Vince Foster, a White House lawyer whose 1993 death was ruled a suicide in five official investigations, had been murdered — into "legitimate subjects of coverage by the mainstream media".