Sentence examples for negative press coverage from inspiring English sources

The royal family's reputation collapsed under an avalanche of negative press coverage.

Negative press coverage, appearing with relentless regularity, doesn't help morale, either.

Months of negative press coverage of Mr Nguema have done him no favours either.

But eventually the steady stream of negative press coverage prompted the PRI to suspend Duarte's party privileges.

If Leadsom and her supporters think she can make a comeback from the negative press coverage, they should think again.

The BBC has faced negative press coverage over the documentary, accusing it of being "a cheerleader for assisted suicide".

Even if there were no Clinton scandals, however, she'd probably still be receiving fairly negative press coverage.

In a PBS interview with Charlie Rose last week, General Hayden, the C.I.A. director, complained about negative press coverage of the agency's interrogation practices.

Following mounting public pressure in the form of large demonstrations, negative national press coverage, and a hunger strike inside its facilities, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced a series of changes to its deceptively named, "family residential centers".

Despite a request to the nursing homes to avoid major organisational changes, these were sometimes unavoidable (e.g. new director, altered work routines) and for some months during the study there was negative national press coverage about the general quality of care in Danish nursing homes.

He cut people who commented critically on drafts he sent them for comment, and he imagined conspiracies operating behind negative reviews or press coverage that he regarded as less than flattering.