Sentence examples for disproportionate coverage from inspiring English sources

Why the disproportionate coverage of Israel?

This 'consensus gap' is in large part due the media giving disproportionate coverage to climate contrarians.

The industry's profile also ensures that its sex scandals get disproportionate coverage.

Media, particularly cable news, has made a conscious decision to give Trump disproportionate coverage.

It showed that the public had, at last, turned against the doctor – and the media that give him disproportionate coverage.

Instead they ridicule mainstream climate scientists and give disproportionate coverage to the few contrarian scientists like Lindzen.

"They were here because they could get disproportionate television coverage and, to some degree, print coverage because the President happened to be at his ancestral home". The demonstrators said that Bush's AIDS policy has spent billions of dollars but that most of it had gone to research on AZT, a drug that they said can, at best, only slow the progression of the disease.

"It's the combination of disproportionate media coverage and Muslims being much more focused on that kind of media coverage that explains the fact that Muslims themselves have internalized this very stereotype [of being prone to violence,]" Mogahed said.  .

The prosecution of women and the disproportionate media coverage they get are putting rape victims off reporting and leaving all of us more vulnerable to attack.

Critics allege that United Russia has received disproportionate media coverage on state-controlled TV while opposition figures have been blacklisted.

The fact is that issues surrounding Muslim women's dress are often sensationalised, and get disproportionate press coverage.