Sentence examples for won coverage from inspiring English sources

So Loder took on the insurer, and after numerous calls and almost a year of delays Haynes won coverage.

Still, Byetta, won coverage relatively easily from most insurers, and Galvus and Januvia will probably follow because the complications of diabetes are so expensive, making drug treatment relatively cost-effective, said Richard Evans, an analyst at the Sanford C. Bernstein & Company investment bank.

Which judges represent beneficiaries' best chance to win coverage?

Thus began Ms. Shakirova's months-long effort to win coverage.

Mr. Minkow continued to win coverage for his tale of an ex-convict made good.

Before winning coverage from Aetna, Mr. Guha had initiated a social media fund-raising campaign to help pay his bills.

Not having insurance "affects your whole life," said Christine Toman, 61, who has a chronic pulmonary condition and hepatitis C and did not win coverage.

Never has so much of the winning coverage focused on one set of events: 8 of 14 awards for journalism honored coverage of the Sept. 11 attack, its origins and aftermath.

Experts in workers' compensation said the Wenzel claim could allow dozens of retirees with dementia to win coverage from the teams and their insurance companies for the high cost of assisted living facilities and related medical care.

He added: "Whether it is producing international award winning TV advertisements promoting Paralympic sport, recruiting on and off screen talent with an impairment or delivering Bafta award winning coverage, Channel 4 fully understands that its coverage is not only enthralling audiences but changing attitudes towards people with an impairment".

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