Sentence examples for worse coverage from inspiring English sources

"That means a lot of retirees with great drug coverage now will get worse coverage in the future".

And some policy analysts say the version that lawmakers ultimately choose could determine whether residents in some states end up with significantly better or worse coverage than people in other states.

The Senate bill would also ultimately make people who buy insurance on the A.C.A. exchanges people without coverage from an employer or from Medicaid pay far more money for far worse coverage, especially if they are age fifty or older.

The new drug coverage could also have the perverse consequence of encouraging private corporations to curtail their own retiree drug plans and dump the burden on Medicare, driving up the cost to taxpayers and leaving some of the elderly with worse coverage than they now have.

"Any time you have a less diverse workforce, you get worse coverage".

The result: people will be paying far more money for much worse coverage.

3G networks do better on speed and capacity, but can be worse on coverage.There are also economic reasons.

To make matters worse, news coverage of candidates -- for whatever it adds to the store of knowledge -- barely counts in total television time.

But worse, the coverage was incurious about the relationship between the British people and the monarchy, which, if you think about it, is something akin to the relationship between the British people and the BBC.

But as they now occupy a major part of the media, we should be honest: poll aggregation has become everything it hated and is actually worse for coverage of elections and politics that what it replaced.

Contrasting voluntarily and involuntarily carless households (GSEM Model 3), we find that involuntarily carless households are less affluent on average and they tend to live in areas that are less land-use diverse, less walkable, and with worse transit coverage.