Sentence examples for bad media coverage from inspiring English sources

When I reached him this morning, he told me that doctors don't stop prescribing drugs because of bad media coverage.

Bad media coverage was threatened during the (many) times that suspicious government officials tried to pull the plug on her funding.

Taking a job from a Mexican is something they frown upon, but also, with so much bad media coverage of Mexico's drug war, I suspect they might be wary of a journalist coming to dig up more bad news.

Days later the doctor who treated him, Thierry Costa, 38, kills himself complaining of bad media coverage.

Having control over a company's responsibility activities can reduce the risk of scandals associated with, for example, uncontrolled emissions corruption, leading to bad media coverage.

That kind of intensity drives bad media coverage back home, primary challenges, contributions to opponents -- and it kills your contributors' and volunteers' and base voters' enthusiasm levels.

He said Daybreak,, which replaced the long-running GMTV in September last year, was not as bad as media coverage suggested and that every breakfast TV launch at ITV had been heavily criticised by the media.

The "as long as they spell your name right" argument helps especially since lately her coverage has been about how bad her media coverage has been.

At base, the bad science and the media coverage and social trends that swirl around it mean we don't examine the underlying assumptions about parenting: that women are "naturally" better at it, that we must devote ourselves to children's development to turn out proper specimens, and that if we don't, we're failing.

Media coverage and bad advice from public relations departments have apparently convinced tech execs that if a product is taxed anywhere in the offline world, it's "fair" to impose a similar tax in cyberspace.

Facebook has had a turbulent 12 months where it faced negative media coverage over bad actors on the platform and a sinking stock price.