Sentence examples for tradition of coverage from inspiring English sources

The BBC is devoting a whole day of programming to Saturday's FA Cup final this Saturday, reviving the tradition of coverage of the Wembley showpiece.

The Halifax Courier has a respected tradition of thorough coverage, including even-handed treatment of major national controversies such as the affair of the Ridings school, which was branded the worst in England by outside commentators in 1996.

One of the strengths of our study is a probable high coverage of diagnosed patients in MSIS [ 9, 10] due to double notifications from both laboratories and clinicians and a long tradition of reporting among the latter.

I hope you continue the Jonny Gould era C5 UK MLB coverage tradition of wearing dickie bow & tuxedo for the start of the World Series?

First, Europe has a highly valued tradition of universal health care coverage and governmental administration.

Several studies on Swedish data have demonstrated inequity in utilization of health care services despite a long tradition of universal health care coverage [ 5, 14– 17], and higher socioeconomic groups in some cases receive more complex and more expensive treatment than do lower socioeconomic groups [ 9].

Group Health Inc., the Manhattan-based health insurer, has long had a reputation as a paternalistic employer because of its tradition of giving its workers health coverage requiring no out-of-pocket expenses.

The analyst also predicted that the media may soon turn against Kumamoto if he refuses to follow what he called the "perverse" tradition of politicians paying outlets for favorable coverage.

Meanwhile, the blocos afro developed a tradition of performing late at night, when network coverage dwindles, and potential viewers are asleep.

Evaluate flexibility of coverage.

Evaluate the extent of coverage.