Sentence examples for poorest coverage of from inspiring English sources

This arrangement of the automatic receiver stations allowed us to follow departures in all directions with the poorest coverage of departures in northerly directions which are expected to be rare during autumn.

Despite the apparent failures in reportage, not all journalists provided poor coverage of the WMD arc.

By increasing SiO2 film thickness, better coverage of large-scale heterogeneities but poorer coverage of short-scale features have been observed.

A1 Paper Apologizes for Coverage In a front-page exposé, the Herald-Ledger in Lexington, Ky., apologized for its poor coverage of the civil rights movement, saying previous managers had purposefully tried "to play down the movement".

The Toxecon™ II design used at LMS did not provide for as high a mercury removal as injection upstream of the ESP, likely due to poor coverage of the cross-sectional area of the ESP.

They were heavily criticised for their poor coverage of the Olympics and now American television network NBC is getting more flak, this time for the lack of live broadcasts their providing of the Paralympics.

It is not acceptable for journalists to bemoan the secrecy of family courts and reluctance of local authorities to engage when they themselves are equally responsible for the poor coverage of social work issues in the media.

It may simply be lack of information: European newspapers offer poor coverage of their neighbors' art scenes, and television is not much better, with the exception of the French-German network Arte.

Poor coverage of WMD resulted less from outright political bias on the part of journalists, editors and producers than from the journalistic convention of always leading stories with the most "recent" and most "important" information as enunciated by the most "important" players.

Overall, conditional on the policymakers' decision to introduce competition in health insurance, it appears valuable to leave private insurers some room for the design of their plans, as long as the policy environment makes a significant attempt at muting risk-selection incentives and at discouraging prescription drug insurers from having poor coverage of cost-effective medications.

Judging from America's evening news programmes, the summit meeting between the leaders of the world's two largest economies passed almost unnoticed.Mr Obuchi, hoping to use his trip to America to bolster his chances of a second term in office, may also have been disappointed at the similarly poor coverage of his visit on Japanese television.