Sentence examples similar to middle coverage and from inspiring English sources

In his job about 18 months, he said he was pleased with The Herald's down-the-middle coverage and as pleased with the more subjective alternative offered in El Herald.

"At work, you are used to everyone listening to you — assistants, accounting, the middle office, sales coverage and outside vendors," he said.

Here is your somewhat abbreviated (due to the fact I'm currently in Park City, Utah in the middle of Sundance coverage and haven't slept in three days) Scorecard….

According to the changing static information, the middle and high vegetation coverage, and extremely low vegetation coverage increased 0.66 and 6.78 km2, respectively, and low vegetation coverage reduced by 23.87 km2, and the intermediate vegetation coverage increased by 88.97 km2, and high vegetation coverage area decreased by 72.47 km2.

The Times went first, but they have now all invested heavily in the things that draw in middle-brow readers—sports coverage and features.

Rising costs for health care and increased reluctance by employers to pay for the increase spell unacceptable consequences: more middle-class Americans without coverage and cost increases that hit patients directly (the average insured American already spends $1,300 a year on co-payments, deductibles and items insurance doesn't cover).

But he angered Ms. Pelosi and other liberals, who now are trying to shrink the House bills while protecting subsidies for uninsured middle-income people to buy coverage and fielding Democrats' requests for higher Medicare reimbursement rates to rural areas and urban medical centers.

Although they are solidly middle-class, with excellent medical coverage and a generous pension for Mr. Gomolka, they are worried about money and were glad to hear the president offer to help with such things as college tuition credits, prescription drug assistance and care for elderly parents.

"There are a lot of responsible employers who provide healthcare coverage and pay middle-class wages," said Sara Flocks, public policy coordinator for the California Labor Federation.

By targeting assistance to low- and middle-income families that need health coverage and forbidding health insurance companies from rejecting people with pre-existing conditions, it expanded coverage to about 20 million people.

Among mandatory fortification programs in low- and middle-income countries in Africa and Asia, fortification coverage and compliance can be triangulated from a variety of data sources.