Sentence examples for exaggerated media coverage from inspiring English sources

They argue that the psychiatrically disturbed are less violent than people imagine because of exaggerated media coverage.

The report is right to blame exaggerated media coverage of climate scientists' errors, as well as the furore over leaked e-mails at the University of East Anglia.

Under the continuous pressure of comprehensive, and sometimes exaggerated media coverage, and being aware of the disastrous consequences the failure of the Official Public Health Services might have on the well being of a huge number of people, almost fastidious preparations and precautions were considered imperative before and during the Olympic Games.

Media coverage, therefore, if exaggerated or misrepresentative of gene transfer, may influence societal and patient expectations.

We refer to this behavior as an effect of fame, which is probably exaggerated in modern days due to immediate online media coverage.

The media coverage is full of exaggerations.

Recently released figures suggest the negative impacts of the reforms have been exaggerated and that there is much more widespread support than some media coverage would suggest.

In a radio appearance Friday morning, Mr. Bloomberg dismissed the pending report about the city's emergency system as "just a bunch of stuff thrown together" and said media coverage of his fight to suppress it was exaggerated and "ginned up" by city labor unions.

The lawyers believe media coverage could blow the claims out of proportion and be "even more exaggerated than [those] in [the plaintiffs'] original complaint".

· Insufficient media coverage.

And media coverage was worldwide.