Sentence examples for offers a cover for from inspiring English sources

(The hotel offers a cover for the glass).

"Suggesting Obama is foreign or unknown offers a cover for racism," she said.

It's also possible that politics offered a cover for a more mundane motive.

Two recent stage productions put religious hypocrisy front and center, proving that whether among poor, ignorant country folk or in highly educated and privileged urban circles, religious posturing offers a powerful cover for one's venal desires and most painful insecurities.

The 22-year-old was offered a cover deal for $150,000, E Newss exclusively reports.

The well-regarded GEM Motoring Assist offers similar cover for £85 a year for one person or £110 for two people.

This argument between the left and the right is ultimately a distraction and offers political cover for people unwilling to tell the country about the hard and expensive choices it faces.

It also offers medical cover for parents.

As far as I am aware no policy offers explicit cover for "loss or damage to baggage that HM Government ordered to be left behind and shipped separately".

That statement clearly offers political cover for local council leaders and demonstrates that the government understands the business of data release carries risks.

The recession offers ample cover for him to ditch some (ID cards, for example) without losing face.As for the Tories, they are recent and wavering converts to the eccentrics' cause.