Sentence examples for confused reporting from inspiring English sources

I am forced to conclude that the distinction between competent reporting and confused reporting rests with whether the reporter read the available documentation, or if their first order of concern was channelling Dick Cheney.

Thank you for calling attention to Ian Urbina's confused reporting about the transformational oil shale business and his insistence that natural gas executives may be exaggerating the reserves.

But there is genuine good news in the report too, likely to be missed by incorrect and confused reporting on the headline number.

Too many issues, inconsistencies, bad financial conditions, wars, and confused reporting on it all has led to a growing unease, puncturing even our hearty American habits of denial, overwhelm, and intellectual laziness.

Her team may also point to the fact that the shame and humiliation of rape victims often leads them to delayed or confused reporting of the aftermath.

She is confusing reporting on different perspectives with displaying them.

When the confused reports about STAP began to circulate, Daley sent one of his best graduate students to Vacanti's lab to see if he could learn the technique.

7 December: Confused reports state that Dmitry Kovtun was hospitalized, the reason has not yet been made clear.

Despite Jackson's confused reports of his ponies' prowess, and contrary to specific advice from Nansen, Norway's renowned polar traveller, Shackleton was impressed enough to take 15 ponies, later scaled down to 10.

Throughout the day, confused reports reached Tokyo that Hiroshima had been the target of an air raid, which had leveled the city with a "blinding flash and violent blast".

Paris was put on lockdown on Thursday as police set up roadblocks on each of the city's main access roads, after a range of unverified and somewhat confused reports suggesting that two of the gunmen behind the Charlie Hebdo magazine massacre were attempting to head back to the capital.