Sentence examples for paper coverage from inspiring English sources
On the Ministry of Health website, all health centres are 'automatically' classified as basic EmOC [ 17], meaning that on paper, coverage is considered "good".
The readers make a valid point, though the inside-the-paper coverage has continued to be strong, and storm stories returned to prominent display by Friday.
Diamond added she had been referring to the papers' coverage of Princess Diana and Elton John.
The contrast in the papers' coverage is instructive, as is Radio 4's.
He also cited some articles in the two papers' coverage that had overlapped.
Street papers' coverage of poverty seems to have attracted interest lately, said Serge Lareault, chairman of the International Network of Street Papers and editor of L'Itineraire in Montreal.
Desmond's portrayal of the McCanns' reaction to his papers' coverage of their daughters' disappearance was "grotesque in the extreme", he added.
They involve several promotional reader offers promising discounts and two-for-one deals at the spa, and the papers' coverage of the resort has also been generous.
More specifically, it concerns the papers' coverage of a protracted tribunal into the award of a mobile phone licence O'Brien won back in the 1990s.
Instead, the Mail preferred to concentrate on the accusation by the inquiry's counsel, Robert Jay, that Desmond grotesquely misrepresented his papers' coverage of the Madeleine McCann story.
Recently I was addicted to the Panama Papers coverage, treating myself to a copy of the paper the day after the scandal (my student budget doesn't usually allow for this).
