Sentence examples for less covered from inspiring English sources

1.36pm BST That's about it I think we've more or less covered what we can.

Cover with at least one litre of water, making sure the ingredients are more or less covered.

They recognise the extra risks women face because "unless they're playing athletic nuns, they're going be less covered than men".

Basal type interfaces appear more or less covered by TiC particles, which are also present in the bulk and at iron grain boundaries.

As it stands today, only 0.7% of world ocean area is protected in some way, with far less covered by strict no-take regulations (Pauly 2007).

Of course, we also tend to be less covered when we swim, so we'll also lose more heat simply because there's more skin exposed.

"The way hospitals make money under this system is to have less and less covered by the D.R.G.," Dr. Reinhardt said.

Novelist Lauren Wilkinson reminds us of a less-covered side of the Cold War with her debut set in 1986 Africa.

That leads us to the second less-covered-but-no-less-important problem that the Bachmann headache story shines a light on: the huge amount of turnover in her congressional staff.

But there's another, perhaps slightly less-covered piece of Mr. O'Rourke's rollout story: Female Democratic strategists have grown increasingly frustrated as they've watched Mr. O'Rourke jump on his single-speed bike, read his emotional posts from his road trip and seen him slip into the premiere of a documentary about his Senate campaign.

(2) How do Japanese pupils at the primary level perform in these less-covered learning content areas?