Sentence examples for coverage is unbalanced from inspiring English sources

It creates a press supervision council, all members named by Fidesz, with authority to oversee all broadcast, print and Internet outlets and decide whether their coverage is "unbalanced," "immoral" or "offensive to human dignity".

Sarah Colborne, director of the Palestine Solidarity Campaign, which estimated the number of people at the London protest at "more than 5,000", said the BBC's coverage was "unbalanced and lacking in context".

The covering letter that came with it said the coverage was unbalanced: "We do not feel that a respected newspaper such as the Guardian should be reporting about the case in such a biased manner".

Everything is unbalanced.

3. The U.K.'s economy is unbalanced.

The gender division of labor is unbalanced.

Note that this exchange reaction is unbalanced.

Clarifying his position, Chaput said that he didn't necessarily have a problem with specific Times reporters, but considered the newspaper's coverage of Catholics to be "unbalanced," particularly its recent investigative series of Pope Benedict's response to the clergy sex abuse scandal.

Without minimizing the crisis in West Africa, this knowledge gap suggests that media coverage of these health threats may have been unbalanced.

Occasionally, pairings were unbalanced.

His character was unbalanced.