Sentence examples for distorted coverage from inspiring English sources

But both Mr Damazer and Mr Tait said newspaper reports about news audiences had distorted coverage.

There has, indeed, been some very thoughtful media coverage and editorial analysis alongside this hysterical and distorted coverage, analysis which has provided real insight into the issue.

The letter to Witherow, dated 20 April, takes issue with some of the paper's recent coverage and cites two recent examples of what the peers consider "poor quality and/or distorted coverage".

But she said her attitude toward the government's response began to change when she saw Mr. Qin, the Foreign Ministry spokesman, take a tough line on Tibet and also accuse the foreign news media of distorted coverage.

Last night Mr Arthur Scargill, the NUM president, said that the union would be lodging official complaints with the BBC and ITN after "distorted" coverage of the events in early evening news programmes.

She writes engagingly and illuminatingly on subjects, ranging from the drudgery of academic bureaucracy, the media's distorted coverage of universities, and why bad teachers aren't always a bad thing.

While News Corp asserts that Britain's impartiality rules mean Sky News could never adopt a political agenda akin to Fox News, there remains a real concern about the selection of news, which in itself can significantly distort coverage.

These perverse effects might include neglecting unrewarded activities, distorting reporting systems to inflate coverage and staff moving to areas with higher performance or more favourable conditions for meeting targets.

Their role as behind-the-scenes power brokers for the opposition has often distorted their coverage.

And their role as behind-the-scenes power brokers has often distorted their coverage.

Safety concerns for much of Mexico have been distorted by coverage of the country's drug-related violence.