full coverage

Frequency: 7.412.5 per million words

Reporting that includes all aspects of a subject.

coverageADJECTIVE + NOUN (News/Sports Reporting)

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full

Examples (10)

  • The news channel promised full coverage of the presidential election.
  • To provide full coverage of the complex issue, the reporter interviewed people from all sides.
  • Most drivers opt for full coverage insurance to protect against all types of accidents.
  • Are you sure it's worth paying extra for full coverage on such an old car?
  • The historic event received full coverage from media outlets around the world.
  • Our team will be providing full coverage of the upcoming sports tournament.
  • Her new job offers excellent benefits, including full coverage for medical and dental expenses.
  • If we had more resources, we could offer full coverage of the international conference.
  • Due to budget cuts, the local newspaper could no longer provide full coverage of city council meetings.
  • Despite the challenges, the documentary aimed for full coverage, exploring every facet of the environmental crisis.