Sentence examples for sustain coverage from inspiring English sources

This makes it easier for the secondary to sustain coverage, which is why the Cardinals managed to record 42 sacks last season despite not having a threatening pass rusher on the edge.

"And I think it's also clear we can now sustain coverage of [ice sheets on Antarctica and Greenland] right down to the coast".

Also, the "Catch-up (mass, free distribution)" campaigns should be backed up by the "Keep-up (long-term, routine access to new nets)" process to sustain coverage over time [28].

Sustaining coverage Despite the unstable political situation in Occupied Palestinian Territory, the immunization week partners – with additional funds from the Government of Japan and others – have managed to sustain coverage rates.

An evaluation of UCI noted that 'in general, it was felt that those countries with well-developed health systems were better able to absorb and effectively apply resources during UCI and consequently to maintain or sustain coverage'.

5 6 7 8 Concerns have been expressed about whether campaign based distribution strategies (so called "catch up" schemes) that aim to accelerate coverage) will ensure "temporal equity"—that is, maintain coverage between campaigns and sustain coverage over time.

Breaking news coverage, also known as sustaining coverage, typically runs without commercials.

(CBS had sustained coverage until 4 p.m., then covered the N.F.L. game it was contractually obliged to carry).

The issues that disability activists raise are merely isolated news incidents; they don't seem to merit sustained coverage.

Fox offered sustained coverage of the strikes from 12 40 to 1 10 p.m. (Eastern time), then presented two football games as obligated under its contract with the National Football League.

The network most affected was CNN, part of AOL Time Warner, which ran sustaining coverage for five or six hours, said Robert Romano, a spokesman.