Sentence examples for less coverage and from inspiring English sources

No contesting views means no news; this leads to less coverage and diminishing interest.

Less coverage and thinner ice mean that this summer's minimum, which is expected to occur in September, is likely to be low.

And, as with other areas of news, such as court reporting, this is leading to a downward spiral in which less international news means less interest in it, leading to less coverage and so on.

If others do end up paying less, it will be largely because insurers will be allowed to offer them cheaper, lower-quality plans, with less coverage and even higher deductibles.

There is also advice on how to deal with dry or damaged hair and a sports feature on why Cuban football is getting less coverage and state backing than baseball.

Those savings on premiums come at a cost, however, in the form of less coverage and greater exposure to uncovered medical costs.

There are so many other, more relevant women's issues out there than bodies and less coverage, less Photoshop and more real people may make the issue less top-of-mind.

It will mean less coverage, less revenue, and a less productive workforce.

Certainly, companies with less coverage can survive, and they can even thrive when industry conditions are good.

Al Jazeera has an enormous international focus, and it concentrates on subjects and regions that are getting less and less coverage.

We speculate that this represents extensive over-coverage and that similar results could be obtained using fewer reads and less coverage of the region.