Sentence examples for share of the coverage from inspiring English sources

While the front-line combat troops receive the lion's share of the coverage and credit in the war in Iraq, a critical and increasingly dangerous campaign to supply them is being waged behind the lines.

Judge Michael B. Mukasey accepted its partial findings, but ordered the panel to continue its deliberations Monday on Swiss Re International Business Insurance Company Ltd., which carried the largest share of the coverage, $877 million, or nearly a quarter of the package.

D10 TRADE CENTER SUIT -- The real estate developer who holds the lease on the World Trade Center filed a lawsuit demanding that an insurer promptly pay its share of the coverage, even as litigation continues to determine how much the insurers are liable for.

The real estate developer who holds the World Trade Center lease fired back at one of the complex's biggest insurers yesterday, filing a lawsuit demanding that the insurer promptly pay its share of the coverage -- even while litigation continues to determine how much the insurers are liable for.

While the Rangers get the big share of the coverage for their stunning Lundqvist-led 3-1 lead over Washington, the Bruins thrilled Boston by sweeping the Canadiens out of the first round, a victory on several levels for a franchise emerging from a lost decade, writes The Boston Globe's Kevin Paul Dupont.

In contrast, the largest share of the Bush coverage -- 40percentt -- reflected Mr. Bush's own message that he is a different kind of politician.

With Bush's numbers in the polls sagging and Trump drawing the lion's share of media coverage, the Right to Rise Super Pac's spending barely moved the needle.

The insurers also want to see prices increased in the assigned risk plan because, under state law, they share the cost of the coverage among themselves.

The proposal floated by Republicans would eliminate the federal government's share of the premiums for coverage.

But the media decided that "New Girl" (which is also quite entertaining) was the season's breakout hit, so Fox's Zooey Deschanel vehicle got the lion's share of the new-comedy coverage.

Nevertheless, according to the Tyndall Report, which measures the American networks' output, the share of foreign coverage has fallen even when compared with the duller days of the mid-1980s.