Sentence examples for professional coverage from inspiring English sources

Prices range from $75 for Dermablend's three-step combination of tattoo primer, body makeup and setting powder, to hundreds and even thousands for professional coverage.

The internet may have made our relationship with celebrities more intrusive, intimate and presumptuous, but it has been tempered by a tone that is often affectionate and amateur; even professional coverage on sites such as Buzzfeed makes itself out to be breathless fan art ("23 times Taylor Swift was right about life", etc).

Realizing professional coverage of this burgeoning arena would have a huge instant audience, ESPN launched a dedicated e-sports vertical this year.

From the technical point of view, technical departments contact us to get professional coverage of their programs and projects.

They intend to bring back professional coverage of the area (depending on the funding they raise), in order to break this circle.

They posted photos every day, and the finished project features 1,551 curated Ramadan moments, which feel much more personal than more professional coverage of the Muslim holy month.

The board may insist that the architect or design firm have professional liability coverage — also known as errors and omissions coverage — to protect the co-op if the work does not conform to expectations or the design is defective.

Mr. Jones, 47, will run the Arch Insurance Group, which sells property, casualty and professional liability coverage in the United States, Arch Capital said.

The agency said that individuals in R.B.S.'s professional practices coverage team had disclosed generic as well as specific confidential pricing information to counterparts at Barclays Bank, and that the information was used by Barclays to set prices.

There will also be professional sports coverage with live games from NCAA football and basketball, and international soccer.

This may reflect governments' donor or migrant/refugee fatigue, but media have, for the most part, failed the test of professional quality coverage of the migrant story, according to the Ethical Journalism Network (EJN).