Sentence examples for overseas coverage from inspiring English sources

In 1998 the overseas coverage was extended to include bribery by foreign firms on American territory.

But the executives did acknowledge that overseas coverage had been scaled back in recent years.

As managing editor of the Times for the past eight years, Abramson has been immersed in overseas coverage.

The BBC has become increasingly vocal about alleged state interference with its overseas coverage in recent months.

The world "is reading a very important story that is relevant to Victorians," read that article, alluding to overseas coverage.

The student and her family granted interviews, which appeared in overseas coverage and in Korean American news.

But it's a relatively modest market that is unlikely to sustain overseas news coverage, lengthy investigative projects, and other costly journalistic pursuits.

Much of the overseas media coverage has also leaned towards the sympathetic side, noting that the medical industry is renowned for shady dealings and implicitly suggesting that GSK has been unfairly singled out.

She paid a substantial fee (in support of her airfare, overseas medical coverage, and stay with a host family) to participate in the program, but the cost was covered by a grant from her college.

An FA spokesperson said: "A selection of the Emirates FA Cup third-round fixtures have been picked for domestic and overseas television coverage as part of the new international broadcast deal for the competition.

Coverage overseas was much more straightforward with this report in the Times typifying coverage which openly questioned the basic premises of Israeli strategy.