Sentence examples for most negative coverage from inspiring English sources

The Daily Mail had the most negative coverage, with 67% of all articles only containing a negative viewpoint compared with 2% being positive.

Even before the current litigation began, policy reports around the world cited BRCA far more often than any other gene patents [ 12], and public news media coverage is far more extensive for BRCA than other gene patents cases (most of it strongly negative coverage) [ 13].

But given the overwhelmingly negative coverage that the Orbán government has received in most of the foreign media, Fischer's counterblast offers a refreshing contrast.

Just as predictably, this negative coverage has turned public opinion against Mr. Ozawa, with most people saying he has not adequately explained where the money came from.

It may also have learned a lesson from the largely negative coverage of the Lhasa unrest by a foreign media unable, for the most part, to visit the area.

But the negative coverage of Iridium may have overshadowed a brighter truth: Satellites were among the most profitable sectors of 1999 and should continue to see strong stock-market gains this year, according to William Kidd, satellite analyst at C.E. Unterberg, Towbin.

The prevalence of negative coverage (or the lack thereof) about the candidates at several key moments in the campaign generated most of the fluctuations in the polls.

His company dropped out following negative coverage about its role.

But Evans is understood to have buckled under the relentless onslaught of negative coverage.

After the negative coverage came the barrage of misogynistic abuse and death threats from trolls.

Recent negative coverage about immigration has failed to make the distinction for overseas students.