Sentence examples for specialised coverage from inspiring English sources
For much of the three decades since ITV last sent cameras to the track, racing insiders have enjoyed quite specialised coverage on Channel 4 as well as the BBC, but there has been general concern about a slide in the ratings in recent years, so the time is right for the dose of populism that the new broadcaster is expected to administer.
According to the Sunday Times's John Burns, the merger makes sense because there is "a similarity in tone and theme between the newspapers", both of which "specialise in coverage of showbiz and crime".
After more than a decade on Newsnight she has become a regular household presence and specialised in US coverage, once grabbing Donald Trump's short-lived communications director Anthony Scaramucci on the lawn of the White House to secure his first UK interview, while her viral grilling of Sean Spicer earned her a profile in the New York Times.
This article originally appeared on IRINnews.org, a news agency specialised in reporting humanitarian crises.
However, both centres were the top ranking specialised hospitals in the South China with comparable reputation and coverage area.
"Often stories emerge at short notice and involve the careful reading of a complicated, highly specialised paper from an academic journal, followed by close consultation with the researcher themselves to make sure that our coverage is accurate.
The work is highly specialised.
We make specialised bullets.
Voestalpine invested and specialised.
