Sentence examples for much better coverage from inspiring English sources

Many H.M.O.'s already offer much better coverage than the Clinton proposal.

For what it was worth, I told him, he'd see much better coverage in the Western press if Iran's authorities granted us more freedom of movement.

For cities, try peer-to-peer accommodation networks, such as AirBnB.com, Wimdu.co.uk and Tripping.com, which now have much better coverage in South America.

Elsewhere, anybody who has seen the adverts for the new European football channel might believe they are getting much better coverage for their subscriptions.

He tweeted: "If you're watching cycling for the first time today on TV, I promise – it usually has much better coverage and commentary.

The U.S. could well end up with a two-tier insurance market, in which people lucky enough to get insurance through their employers will get much better coverage and wider options than those on the individual market, even when both groups are paying the same amount in premiums.

However,even though neither network provides 100% 1-barrier coverage, it is apparent that network (b) provides much better barrier coverage than network (a).

As regards the first aspect, we acknowledge here that the recent versions of IGRF main filed models benefit from a much better geographical coverage as satellite data have been included in modeling.

An overview comparison between concurrent ROTI and RODI results shown in Fig. 2a, b suggests: (1) two independent techniques represent rather similar results; (2) ROTI data distribution, consisted of several satellite-to-satellite passes, has much better spatial coverage comparing to a single pass with in situ measurements.

However, as pointed out by many researchers (Kanamori 1988; Lee et al. 1988; Batlló et al. 2008; Stich et al. 2005), studied on analyzing historical records, it is a big deal to find adequate and high-quality old seismograms for the seismological process and to provide much better azimuthal coverage.

Not surprisingly, for historical and geographic reasons, there is much better taxonomic coverage of the northwest Atlantic region than the west coast and particularly Canadian Arctic waters.