Sentence examples for straightforward coverage from inspiring English sources

While Ms. Greenhouse is an outstanding reporter and her typically straightforward coverage has produced few complaints to the public editor, it remains to be seen whether her newly publicized opinions will affect perceptions of her work.

"It was pretty much straightforward coverage of the fact that they were caught, which is by and large something you learn quickly and you don't have to stay and watch a whole bunch of stuff all day and get glued to the set".

When he decides to inject blatant opinion ("The victim" was "wearing enough red lipstick for a fire truck") into what is supposed to be straightforward coverage of a rape trial, he gets away with it because no one seems to see his work until it appears in print.

What's made the coverage so fascinating is seeing the pages of the daily newspaper used for dialogue about how people actually feel about the changes in their lives (as opposed to straightforward coverage of how their lives have changed).

Right from the beginning, that was what we talked about what the show would be, and I talked to the [director of photography] about that it was going to be a show with a lot of [scenes] and we were going to be moving and we were going do fairly straightforward coverage.

"In its news pages," the guide says, "The Times presents both straightforward news coverage and other journalistic forms that provide additional perspective on events".

Here is how the guide is introduced: In its daily news pages, The Times presents both straightforward news coverage and other journalistic forms that provide additional perspective on events.

The flow cell enabled straightforward CO coverage control by means of varying the dosing time.

Detection of homozygous and hemizygous intragenic deletions is relatively straightforward because the coverage of sequence reads in the deleted regions is zero.

We implemented a straightforward depth of coverage algorithm and internally validated CNV calls by looking for a signature of partially-mapped reads that confirm the CNV breakpoints where possible.

Checking the WSN coverage is straightforward and has the computational complexity of O(n ∗ m).