Sentence examples for balanced reporting from inspiring English sources

In a letter to the 16 national newspaper editors plus the London Evening Standard, Harman said that a "balanced team" including older women was needed to ensure balanced reporting.

And yet, while her "gaffes" are getting pilloried by reporters, that assertion is just getting he-said-she-said type "balanced" reporting (see, for example, this AP story).

It's not rocket science, just balanced reporting.

I've given up expecting any rational or balanced reporting.

Doesn't vaguely balanced reporting always look like a conspiracy to extremists?

But it has ceased to operate after the government in effect banned balanced reporting.

Despite his military obligations, Mr. Shepard insists he can provide balanced reports.

Companies whose executive teams are more gender balanced report higher profitability and return on equity.

I used to always try and do balanced reports — you know, quote both sides.

It's telling that when Balanced reported those momentum figures in January 2014, its customer numbers were approaching 450, compared to the 320 it has today.

In a column soon after 9/11 titled "Equal Time for Hitler?," I noted that our taxpayer-supported, government-sponsored Voice of America was "balancing" reports of the terrorist outrage by broadcasting interviews with Muslim supporters of terror.