Sentence examples for sparse coverage from inspiring English sources

There has been sparse coverage of the story and an absence of supportive editorial comment.

There were few major events to mark the first season, and Indian newspapers and television stations have given it sparse coverage.

Frustration at the way the protests were being reported on by local television channels, and the initially sparse coverage by global news networks, prompted some Brazilian video bloggers to appeal directly to an international audience, in English.

Publishers and authors still worry that African-American titles receive sparse coverage in the mainstream media — where the space allotted to books has been dwindling — while historically black newspapers like The Baltimore Times, where Ms. Bramble is publisher, often have scant resources to cover the arts.

— Zeynep Tufekci (@techsoc) 2 Jun 13 While supporters of the protest movement clearly do not take the same dim view of social networks as Mr. Erdogan, it is true that, frustrated by the relatively sparse coverage of the demonstrations in the Turkish news media, they have turned to the Web to share images of the protests appearing on foreign news sites and social networks.

Previous attempts to rectify this sparse coverage of conformational space have involved application of weighting and smoothing functions.

To solve the resource-constrained coverage problem, we provide two variants of sparse coverage which take into consideration budget constraints and quality constraints, respectively.

Observed trends agree with conventional wisdom; however, sparse coverage in populated areas such as Africa and Asia diminish the versatility of the database.