Sentence examples for imbalanced coverage from inspiring English sources
Mr. Santorum complicated matters for himself further by attacking Fox News for what he deemed their biased and imbalanced coverage of him.
What was seen in much (not all) news coverage of the November 2009 recommendations of the USPSTF on screening for breast cancer was disturbing because of the imbalanced coverage in many news stories.
But the coverage also feeds into concerns in Mr. McCain's campaign, and among Republicans in general, that the news media are imbalanced in their coverage of the candidates, just as aides to Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton felt during the primary season.
Indeed, Summit's Web site touts an "exclusive arrangement" with Times ad reps to help offset an "imbalance" in coverage of "sweeping reforms and positive developments".
The hysteria over Ledger's death and the imbalance of coverage for women highlights an important need -- not for less journalism about troubled celebrities, but better journalism.
With increasing imbalance, the coverage probability becomes lower for the Wald intervals as well as for the LT interval.
The coverage of Mr. Obama's trip reflects how the candidate remains an object of fascination in the news media, but also feeds into concerns among Mr. McCain's campaign and other Republicans that the coverage of the candidates is imbalanced.
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Yet the game is even more imbalanced.
