Sentence examples for hostile reporting from inspiring English sources

What's the effect of such hostile reporting?

This much at least - that the hostile reporting of asylum seekers dispossesses them yet again.

Part of the reason News Corporation has handled the phone-hacking crisis so badly is that it tends to view hostile reporting as motivated by rivalry.As the company braces for further embarrassment and disruption, it will also have to work out a future without BSkyB.

Conversions have doubled in 25 years and the change is "presenting a growing challenge for France, where government and public attitudes toward Islam are awkward and sometimes hostile," reports the NYT.

The St . PetersburgTimes exposé had inspired a fresh series of hostile reports on Scientology, which has long been portrayed in the media as a cult.

And then the indifferent, if not hostile, reports in India's mainstream media could have made anyone think that Roy had a case to answer.

That left open the risk that they would deliver a hostile report after Easter, and would leave Murdoch little option but to quit under a cloud.

Afterwards Virgin said BA had tried to obtain confidential computer information about Virgin flights, had shredded documents related to the case, and a BA consultant had tried to plant hostile reports in the media.

His views must be unearthed from Sextus' comparisons between Pyrrhonian and Academic skepticism, from Cicero's discussions in the Academica, and from a range of shorter (and sometimes hostile) reports.

Moreover, high hostile men reported a greater frequency of anger, longer duration of anger, more frequent brooding, and a hostile outlook.These data indicate that adrenergic receptor down-regulation is associated with hostility.

Finally, there were no hostile offers reported in August 2017, compared to the 12-month average of 9.1%.