Sentence examples for flawed news from inspiring English sources

I saw myself as something of a coroner, called in to autopsy flawed news articles that drew complaints.

California's secretary of state, Debra Bowen, has now joined Gov. Charlie Crist of Florida in recognizing that electronic voting machines are fundamentally flawed (news article, Aug. 5).

Over coffee at an Upper West Side diner near his apartment, Mr. Auburn explained to me that he had begun thinking about Alsop's role in promoting American intervention in Vietnam as he read the flawed news coverage of the period leading up to the United States invasion of Iraq.

Re "Romney Defends Massachusetts Health Plan, but Concedes Flaws" (news article, May 13): Mitt Romney called health care reform in Massachusetts, which includes an individual mandate to obtain insurance, "a state solution to a state problem".

Despite the paper's full disclosure of the sergeant's aversion to note-taking, I find that news judgment flawed — one allowing critics to foster a perception of the paper as leaning toward Mr. Nifong.

Sorkin, who rose to be a business editor at the Times, covered Wall Street deal-making in exquisite detail, relying on an access journalism that has often proved deeply flawed in traditional business news coverage.

The "campaigner equals leader" formula that inspired me and so many others in the news media is flawed.

Hutton may have created St. Greg the Martyr, but he did expose real flaws in news management, complaints handling and in governance.

"Sports news apps are primarily flawed," argues 850 Sports News Digest co-founder Jon Bishop.

Curtis sees news today as inherently flawed and incapable of explaining the world that we live in.

Democrats and civil rights groups complained when the state compiled another list of suspected felons this year, and the list was scrapped after news organizations reported it was flawed.