Sentence examples for when it comes to coverage from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, when it comes to coverage of issues important to our nation, the answer is less and less.

There is little doubt that Pakistan's news channels could do with some restraint, especially when it comes to coverage of terrorist attacks, which tends towards the gory.

When it comes to coverage of the death in Alemão, there is only a terse summary: "Firefight leaves motorcycle-taxi driver dead".

Rival firm EE got a jump on the competition when they launched their "super-fast" 4G service in the UK last October, and are reported to be winning "hands down" when it comes to coverage.

When it comes to coverage of protests against Putin, for example, or Russia's foreign policy in Syria and Ukraine, or the government's anti-gay laws, Channel One faithfully reproduces the Kremlin's perspective, but it does so more soberly than its rivals.

The report also looked at how the operators are performing when it comes to coverage.

"The Late Show" has a pretty simple thesis statement when it comes to its coverage of President Donald Trump, according to host Stephen Colbert.

It would seem that NBC just can't catch a break when it comes to its coverage of the Olympics -- even when it's airing a documentary by Tom Brokaw about World War II.

When it comes to press coverage, uranium does pretty well among its peers on the periodic table.

"Her Majesty is surprisingly competitive when it comes to press coverage," a senior equerry told me.

It's been a busy week for Craig when it comes to newspaper coverage.