Sentence examples for media malpractice from inspiring English sources

Anything less would be media malpractice.

To compare efforts in Haiti to the Bush administration's bungling of Katrina is media malpractice, plain and simple.

Clearly emboldened by the media malpractice that defined much of 2016, Trump has been testing journalists on a near-daily basis since winning the election.

"It has shaken people's trust in the media and the legality of what they do, in the police and their ability to investigate media malpractice, and, yes, in politics and in politicians' ability to get to grips with these issues".

Those truths only underscore how the factors conducive to the media malpractice that conspired against Jewell – factors only amplified by a climate of paranoia and fear – are just as present today if not more so.

In embittered comments to the talk radio host John Ziegler, who is making a documentary that seeks to show that media malpractice lay behind the election of Barack Obama in November, Palin said she became the victim of "absurd" gossip.

In the mean time, the Democrats have engaged in massive media fraud and malpractice to prop up a failing candidate, one whom voters overwhelmingly distrust.

"When you use the word NGO it has a negative meaning," says Petropoulos, referring to media coverage of alleged malpractice in the sector.

The real story here is media bias and editorial malpractice, not the dangers of aviation or manufacturing defects.

As experienced by others [ 3, 8] the two cases of hospital legionellosis which occurred at the university hospital Umberto I generated media negative publicity and malpractice suits, requesting immediate measures to minimize panic among patients and employees.

"In the last 12 months," Sir Roger noted, "malpractice in the media and the disreputable activities of the banks, have continued to poison the general public's view of business – and particularly big business".