Sentence examples for lopsided coverage from inspiring English sources
We talked about the role of media, its glorification of tragedy and its lopsided coverage of attacks that affect westerners.
Last week, regulators fined five Italian networks hundreds of thousands of euros for giving the Prime Minister lopsided coverage before local elections.
If you thought the news media had been giving lopsided coverage to the Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr., Senator Barack Obama's former pastor, you would be correct.
These, coupled, with pandering call outs were his passkeys to endless and lopsided coverage.
The article is more adult in its presentation of sex than, say, Fox News' lopsided coverage of the story (but that could just be a function of the different media, print vs. television, as was a thesis in "Amusing Ourselves to Death").
Live radio coverage also meant Sunday's bill was distinctly lopsided, with former stadium-rock titans Simple Minds kicking off proceedings with a lunchtime set that thankfully drew on the days when they were liquid rather than lumpy.
As promising as these efforts are, they have also revealed one thing: Truly effective changes won't occur until we have addressed the lopsided repercussions of a system that allocates care based on insurance coverage rather than clinical status.
On MSNBC, things were even more lopsided: The tone on that network was largely critical of Republican candidate Mitt Romney, with 71percentt of coverage negative and only 3percentt positive.
He complained privately that he felt the magazine's coverage of the 2008 election — the one that put his current boss in the White House — was too lopsided toward Barack Obama.
Why the lopsided outcome?
