Sentence examples for rise in coverage from inspiring English sources

Two craft magazines – Mollie Makes and Making – have launched in UK newsagents in the last year and, as Emma Irving of Coats Crafts explains, there's been a huge rise in coverage in glossy magazines too.

Moreover, there is a very steep rise in coverage saturation for Paris within the first 2 hours, indicating that the saturation was not just larger but also considerably faster.

A second pattern consists of a more gradual drop and subsequent rise in coverage for both the C-90 set of reads and the C-100 set.

In India, the rise in coverage of institutional care for delivery has been steep from 41% in 2004 to 73% in 2012 (2).

The coverage was expected to be much higher than was found in the present survey given the momentum and initial rapid rise in coverage found in the initial two years of project.

In the third pattern, represented by SNP candidate 4 of Fig. 2, the C-100 set displays a gradual drop and subsequent rise in coverage, whereas the C-90 set stays more or less constant across this region.

Like AIG in the U.S. in recent decades, China Life is well placed to benefit from a long-term rise in insurance coverage and spending in China, he says.

But the prime driver seems to be the overwhelming rise in online coverage and the power of social media.

The recent rise in media coverage of the wide-ranging and devastating impacts of global health, and in particular global infectious diseases, has illuminated global scourges as well as the opportunities for progress [6].

These budgetary trends also correspond to the nationwide rise in vaccination coverage from its low point in 2003.

Consequently, Uganda has recorded a tremendous rise in vaccination coverage, from 64% in 1997 to >85% by 2007 (1 ).