Sentence examples for fairly reported from inspiring English sources

How can we regain our faith in a fairly reported count?

Last Wednesday, Jaguar Land Rover made similar remarks: if the position had been more explicit and fairly reported rather than airily dismissed as Project Fear, the wafer-thin 3,800 majority for Leave in Birmingham might have switched their vote.

"The good part about their show is that they will actually allow the other side of the story to be fully and fairly reported," said David Lane, a lawyer and a frequent guest.

It could be that the BBC fairly reported what he said but this was more than he was willing to admit to his employer, leaving him struggling to row back.On this view, the BBC's worst sin in the dossier story may have been that it was a bit sloppy about details, and then defended its position as the argument developed too inflexibly.

After watching my beloved Detroit Tigers be swept out of the World Series, I can fairly report that losing stinks.

One university reported that 100% of ads from the McCain camp are negative.If writers at The Economist do not see what Americans see, how can they fairly report what's happening?

Gray's current and long-suffering wife, Morag McAlpine, Glass fairly reports, "sees faults where others see only the Gray-who-can-do-no-wrong". Pride of place in the personal comments, though, goes to Rosemary Hobsbaum's remark on Gray's eczema: "You used to have to take a Hoover to the floor when he left the room: he neglected himself".

"How do you accurately and fairly report on Egypt's ongoing political struggle without talking to everyone involved?" he asked.

"The news media must... be objective, and fairly report on food safety issues".

"When people ask angrily why various people of color need their own news channels or shows, the answer is simple: because the mainstream media doesn't know how to fairly report stories about us so we'll do it ourselves," Gallier said.

Instead of using his vast media network to objectively and fairly report news and disseminate information, Mr. Hearst used his media network as an instrument of power by controlling the content and distorting the truth in order to manipulate public opinion for his own benefit.