coverage

[ˈkʌvərɪdʒ]

Definition:
1. The total amount and type of insurance carried.
2. The extent to which something is covered.
3. The news as presented by reporters for newspapers or radio or television.

Use 'coverage' in a sentence:

1. Basically, companies have to make sure that the image is right and that the product gets maximum coverage through the event.
2. This is an insurance policy with extensive coverage.
3. The media coverage was shocking.
4. To sum up, today's lecture has covered some of the advantages and disadvantages of the press conference, and three important factors in successful news coverage.
5. China's forest coverage is the highest in the world.
6. Media coverage of the event was mixed.
7. The most attractive point of GPS is its 100% coverage on the planet.
8. I think there will be more coverage of scientific research.
9. There's the question of what services physicians should be paid for: Insurance coverage varies from health plan to health plan, and a big federal plan covers only a narrow range of services.
10. The coverage of the subject in his botany text is inadequate.
11. The study found that nearly 53 percent of mobile phone users in Britain tend to be anxious when they "lose their mobile phone, run out of battery or credit, or have no network coverage".
12. With data coverage throughout the year, you can keep track of educational information throughout the school and even the entire city.
13. I expect them to have 100% coverage in all of their application code.
14. Newspapers, television and radio are all providing saturation coverage.
15. UNESCO will provide limited insurance coverage up to USD 30,000 for the internship period.
16. The press gave the conference wide coverage.
17. With the efforts of China's government and its people, the rate of forest coverage in China has reached 96%, compared to 5% forty years ago, according to a recent report from the State Forestry and Grassland Administration.
18. The television companies have done to death the coverage of the election, I'm tired of it already.
19. We've had more press coverage in the last three weeks than in the usual three years.
20. You look at the potential coverage in the media.
21. Research on sports news coverage of the newspaper.
22. That is clearly an untenable view, since editors can often intensify reader interest in a news topic by giving it frequent coverage.
23. There is a wide spread of stories jostling for coverage on today's front pages.
24. Many people are disgusted by the voyeurism of live media coverage of the conflict.
25. Edward and Annie will begin building their nests next week, and Shedd Aquarium will be offering digital nesting coverage so that animal lovers can follow along.
26. Under his editorship, the Economist has introduced regular sports coverage.
27. The transport network should feature higher domestic and international connectivity, multi-channel access to major cities, and effective coverage of county-level regions.
28. There're coverage of foreign news in the newspaper.
29. The move was a switch to leverage on the coverage of their fashion week show to make stock available immediately to consumers.
30. The thong bikini offered the scantiest coverage yet imagined in the rear of the suit.
31. In sponsoring sports events, it is not just the media coverage that matters.
32. Parties to an insurance contract are required to exercise the utmost good faith and disclose all relevant matters to each other. The coverage is written in the basic form and clauses.
33. This is an event contrived to create news coverage where none had been considered warranted.
34. What was the rate of forest coverage forty years ago?