Sentence examples for mind coverage from inspiring English sources

Perhaps with that in mind, coverage of the mopping-up operation on state-controlled television stations has been low-key.

If you're buying REITs for income, keep two things in mind: coverage and growth potential.

"It's really the state-of-mind coverage," Mr. McGinnity said.

It is important to keep in mind that coverage was low for many of the indicators.

There's some great graphics on the coverage, mind you.

The latter is dubbed "Go Back in Time" and means if you make a purchase via Curve that gets charged to a card other than you intended, you have two weeks to change your mind (see our coverage on the feature to see why this is clever and useful).

Newspapers across the globe are struggling for revenue because they are loosing advertisers and resources to mind numbing news coverage in blogs or on TV.

Keeping in mind that the coverage is not complete and that erroneous reports exist in the databases, we still find the information in the databases very useful for identifying patterns and for contact tracing.

Bearing in mind the mantra 'for better coverage, measure coverage better' (11), we encourage colleagues in the field to consider using LQAS as an alternative to or in complement with traditional house-to-house monitoring tools.

Boston College was deemed unworthy of coverage — never mind that, at the time, they were ranked No. 2 in the country.

Time magazine ran a story about "pills for the mind," foreshadowing its later coverage of the Prozac phenomenon.