Sentence examples for scarce coverage from inspiring English sources

With shorter stories and scarce coverage of politics and government, local television newscasts in the United States, like local newspapers before them, are suffering from "shrinking pains," according to the Pew Research Center.

During the beginning of the news coverage, scarce bits of information were released rapidly without much time or opportunity for confirmation.

But several developing countries are faced with scarce and inadequate coverage of skilled health personnel.

Evidence from the literature is scarce about how coverage affects medicines utilization or how schemes use cost-containment tools like co-payments and formularies.

In settings with weak or non-existent vital registration systems and where records of population numbers, uptake of services or exposure to interventions are scarce, estimating intervention coverage demands creative use of primary and secondary data sources.

There is scarce evidence on media coverage studies involving persons with psychiatric disorders in Central and Eastern Europe.

Rigorous examination and documentation of methods to scale-up interventions and measure coverage are scarce, however.

First, fine-scale land use intensity data with global coverage remains scarce, particularly regarding grazing and forestry systems.

A close follow-up of the transhumance patterns could inform health planners on optimal timing and location of preventive interventions to maximise coverage with scarce resources.

This marginalized highly vulnerable population is below the radar of the majority of national HIV prevention programs, with the result that data on HIV prevalence and program coverage are scarce.

The last above all, because of those Hillary supporters who are still holding out (and who were far more scarce in Denver than the coverage would lead you to believe).