Sentence examples for damaging media coverage from inspiring English sources

Hence, worries regarding 'life meddling' fears' in the Daily Mailrr are far from helpful, and also echo (potentially) damaging media coverage of the development of ARTs - from the (early) typification of sperm donors as 'criminal' to the fascination with Louise Brown's development and procreative capacity.

His legal team have complained, saying it prompted "a further round of unnecessary and extremely damaging media coverage" to his client "with no due process".

Mr Cameron had hoped that by deciding on a compromised position of making changes to the existing legislation he could have avoided months of debates in Parliament and damaging media coverage at the same time as pleasing many in his own party and the powerful pro-hunting lobby.

Two populations were studied, San Francisco (N = 734), which had a high media exposure, and Santa Cruz County (N = 918), where there had been substantially greater damage but lower media coverage.

Clinton's image was damaged continuously by daily media coverage of these stolen emails.

The subsequent retraction also attracted a great deal of media coverage which damaged for its global reputation which was "of great importance to the Corporation".

That their investigations into a large number of claims of child abuse continue, amid expressions of concern that too much media coverage will damage "live" investigations and make witnesses reluctant to come forward.

Yesterday, however, Lineker wrote in The Times that he was "unsettled" by Panorama's timing, but while there was "a lot of debate about whether media coverage has damaged our attempts to win... in terms of the bid, they are irrelevant".

That was settled out of court but media coverage at the time damaged his standing in Hollywood and beyond.

Both parents were later charged, but the Talwars always denied the murder and blamed sensational media coverage for demonising them and damaging their defence.

'Media damaged search for Madeleine Thee father of Madeleine McCann has said the media coverage of his daughter's disappearance may have permanently damaged the possibility of finding her.