Sentence examples for flawed reporting from inspiring English sources

(The claim was also junked by a very long list of security researchers, and The Guardian went on to amend its story to remove the word "backdoor" — before ultimately publishing a review of the original, in its words, "flawed reporting").

CBS announced earlier in June that Logan's leave of absence which began in late November of last year after her disastrously flawed reporting on the Benghazi attacks for "60 Minutes"—had ended, but it didn't specify when she would be back on the air, or whether she would be allowed to cover the kinds of military and national security topics that had gotten her into so much trouble.

I wrote late last year, for example, about the seriously flawed reporting on a Sunday Magazine cover story by the contributing writer Jack Hitt about anti-abortion laws in El Salvador.

In the note, Mr. Marsh called the item "a good piece of investigative journalism marred by flawed reporting".

Tuesday: BBC reporter Andrew Gilligan defends his story but internal email from his Today programme manager Kevin Marsh says 'strong investigative journalism' was 'marred by flawed reporting'.

"This story was a good piece of investigative journalism marred by flawed reporting," Kevin Marsh, the editor of "Today," wrote to a colleague on June 27th.

Relief agencies guessing where to set up tents must rely on sometimes flawed reports from witnesses, traffic monitors, reporters and satellite and aerial photos.

There were flawed reports about the decision that were published or broadcast instantaneously.

Vice-chancellor Prof Malcolm Gillies was quoted as saying: "London Met will fight this revocation, which is based on a highly flawed report by the UKBA.

London Met vice-chancellor Professor Malcolm Gillies, said: "London Met will fight this revocation, which is based on a highly flawed report by the UKBA.

Now that the truth has been admitted by the Hamas leadership -- that as many as 700 combatants were, in fact, killed -- the Goldstone Commission is obliged to reconsider its false conclusion and correct its deeply flawed report.