Sentence examples for rather than coverage from inspiring English sources

But we've got to slow it down and focus on quality rather than coverage.

I observed that he seems to prefer Times journalists' "enterprise" stories – what they dig up themselves rather than coverage of external news events.

The latter term derives from the French word for storehouse and implies a more specific publication devoted to a particular topic, rather than coverage of current affairs.

Because all three shows were presented as news programs rather than coverage of breaking news that interrupted regular programming, they all included commercials; commercials during the prime-time evening hours are the most expensive sold by the networks.

But the high costs were mostly a result of policies that guarantee farmers a portion of their projected revenue, rather than coverage that pays them for their damaged crops, according to a study released Wednesday.

Research by an Iowa State University economist, Bruce A. Babcock, that was financed by the Environmental Working Group found that the payouts were mostly a result of policies that guarantee farmers a portion of their projected revenue, rather than coverage that pays them for their damaged crops.

When the 454 and Illumina reads were combined in the other hybrid TA (TA_Illprs&454) the CRR of a given CCDS was much longer, indicating that these reads are providing complementary coverage rather than similar coverage of a given CCDS, with the results comparable in coverage to that of TA_All.

Moderate deletions were identified by a similar method utilizing sequence coverage rather than clonal coverage for consensus coding sequence exons only.

One study only allowed the recalculation of RR to a reference (RR = 1.00) that corresponded to 3.5% effective coverage rather than zero coverage [ 25], and the fifth study was validated for pandemics rather than epidemics [ 23].

This was done because there was no evaluation for infants and children, and lifetime coverage rather than childhood coverage was thought to be able to minimize the discrepancy in the long term.

Under the Republican proposal, Medicare would be converted into a program that would subsidize health coverage for retirees rather than provide coverage directly, a change that many Democrats say would risk leaving the elderly with inadequate health care as costs rise over the long run.