Sentence examples similar to minded coverage from inspiring English sources

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

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.

CNN and HLN executives have taken note of the ratings spike, but the single-minded coverage of the case has also caused some complaints internally.

It threatens to throw the advantage to his news conference-averse opponent, Hillary Clinton, who should draw plenty more tough-minded coverage herself.

In 1992, Ms. Toner was The Times's lead reporter on the election of Bill Clinton, a rollicking campaign in which her tough-minded coverage helped set the pace for other reporters.

And when programme makers, who were minded to criticise the coverage anonymously, say that only a programme maker can be director general, I hear the murmurs of a freemasonry.

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

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.

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

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