Sentence examples for sharing coverage from inspiring English sources

Many papers are sharing coverage with former competitors in an effort to save money.

Les Abromovitz, author of "Long-Term Care Insaysnce Made Simple" (Practice Management Information, 1999), says he generally likes the idea of sharing coverage, but he also has some misgivings.

Several petitions call for all Formula One races to be shown live on terrestrial TV, following the announcement last week that the BBC will be sharing coverage with Sky Sports.

So far, the Romney traveling press corps hasn't had a formal, rotating pool system, instead sharing coverage of events on a situational basis, such as if the candidate mets with supporters in an area too small for a crush of reporters.

The FA Cup will continue to be shown on the BBC and BT Sport after the broadcasters reached an agreement to extend their shared coverage through to 2021.

But the many providers of weather insurance who shared coverage of some customers with Enron may suffer, as they are left to pay any claims on their own.

ESPN and the Tennis Channel will also share coverage of the United States Open Series, the six-week schedule that includes nine ATP Tour and WTA Tour events.

The two are paying $10.8 billion to share coverage of the tournament from 2011 to '24, with the games being broadcast on CBS, TBS, TNT and truTV.

While CBS and the three Turner networks will share coverage through the regional semifinals over the 14-year term of the deal, a big shift occurs in 2016.

The normal ratio in viewers between the two broadcasters for shared coverage of a major sporting event is three-to-one in favour of the BBC, but this slumped to five-to-one last night.

Fears that individual directors could be sued if ERC was wound up with contracts outstanding have receded with BT Sport and Sky close to reaching agreement over shared coverage of the Champions Cup.