Sentences with phrase «coverage of this particular event»

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As we Northern - Hemisphereans descend into the damp, darkening heart of another autumn, those of us in cold enough climes observing the leaves taking their annual turn into various hues of orange and brown, one's thoughts inevitably turn to one particular thing, an event that has given the month of October its very purpose for many years now: Awards Daily's coverage of the BFI London Movie Festival.

In a specific case, of course, you can form a pointed enough question to determine if there is coverage for that particular event, but if you're asking «what if» questions, you'll find the answer often includes a «but» or an «unless.»

Meanwhile, the few studies that involve a higher spatial resolution generally do so by sacrificing the temporal coverage of the data, providing them with a «case study» point of view of a particular weather event, rather than robust statistics required for an understanding of climate.

In a specific case, of course, you can form a pointed enough question to determine if there is coverage for that particular event, but if you're asking «what if» questions, you'll find the answer often includes a «but» or an «unless.»