Sentence examples for balance coverage from inspiring English sources

BBC editor Ehsan Masood attempted to defend the network's false balance coverage this week, arguing that there is a difference between climate contrarians and skeptics, and that it's important to cover the latter to avoid "shutting out dissenting voices".

This week's Popcast is a discussion about how local news outlets balance coverage of hometown heroes as artists and as subjects of hard news; the challenge of building trust in artist communities; and why it's crucial for local newspapers to sniff out the stories unfolding in their backyards.

Also, a weight factor ω is used to balance coverage and capacity performance.

And Feinstein's low-key recess plans may reflect strategy rather than apathy, Crigler said, adding that campaigning would only draw attention to her opponent as the media strives to balance coverage.

Reporters, editors, and producers have done the country a gross disservice by constantly attempting to balance coverage to try to make each side appear just as culpable as the other, making it nearly impossible for their audience to draw any real distinction between the two.

Only two free-to-air channels have balanced coverage.

Of course, balanced coverage or not, a game's excitement is the reason people watch.

"I can't think of anyone in particular right now... I think there are times where we see there's probably not enough balanced coverage.

Right in between these two fellows on the Fox News schedule, meanwhile, is Megyn Kelly, who provides skeptical, yet balanced, coverage of Trump.

If people don't look back and say that the NFL Network didn't give us balanced coverage, it'll be two labor agreements before we get over that.

In this paper, heuristic algorithms for choosing active sensors and orienting them with the goal of balancing coverage and identifiability are presented.