limited cover

He said some employers were offering them to staff even though they gave very limited cover.

We would be in dead ground, covered from view and with limited cover from fire.

Nik measured the distance he must drop, the space before the roots could give him limited cover.

Though the chest-high rim of the craft provided them with limited cover, the vehicle had no shields.

There are different sorts of policies, from low cost with limited cover to those offering wide-ranging cover and benefits.

(Bold indicates front members who appears on regular and limited covers of the single)

Additionally, special comics shop limited covers and store imprints were also available from various comic book retailers.

There is very limited cover on the market today, and any cover there is will not be retrospective.

Making use of the limited cover, the Boers crept to within 200 yards of the British.

But they limited cover to HIV-negative policyholders who had been customers for four or five years.

The meres ran for the limited cover, Fettermann holding Abby close to his barrel chest.

Roger and Pahner, on the other hand, stood in pride of place under the limited cover at the end of the stage behind the priest-king.

Due to its sandy bottom, limited cover and dearth of deep pools, the Crow Wing is not a good game fish river.

But he started back up the path anyway, ducking and weaving among the limited cover while peppering the smoking hilltop with shots from his plasma gun.

This mechanic allows for, among others: free movement to a certain range, manual aiming with extra damage for headshots, a limited cover system, and real-time hazards, such as interception fire and landmines.

Those normally at work but disabled by non-industrial illness have had a limited cover under National Insurance, and those who have never been in the workforce have very limited special provision and must rely on income support if they lack resources.

Where it occurs on open land, bird species characteristic of open country are replaced by those which prefer the limited cover afforded by young trees and are in turn replaced, as the forest matures, by those species which are forest dwellers (Bibby 1987).