Sentence examples for problematic reporting from inspiring English sources

How interesting that Tierney might now be teamed up with someone who is alleged to have unethically harmed vaccine campaigns through problematic reporting.

Last month, in response to your problematic reporting on the false Obama fishing ban, ESPNOutdoors.com's Executive Editor, Steve Bowman, wrote, "We take seriously the tenets of journalism that require we take an unbiased approach, and when we make mistakes in the presentation of a story or a column, it is our responsibility to admit them".

Years of problematic reports, including issues ranging from documentation troubles to animals in extreme distress, led the U.S.D.A. to file an enforcement action, in 2012, accusing Santa Cruz Biotechnology of willful violation of the Animal Welfare Act; a hearing was recently set for July.

He said that problematic reports based solely on subjects' religion or ethnicity were the exception rather than the rule.

This Sunday's New York Times front page delivered a curious pair of campaign bookends when the newspaper presented what it framed as problematic reports for both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.

In sharp contrast to these problematic reports, a recent study that developed extremely high depth Illumina sequence coverage (20,000×) and a custom data analysis pipeline to examine the transmission of heteroplasmy in mother child pairs found a substantially smaller maximum number of heteroplasmies per individual [24].

Non-anthropogenic emissions can occur on managed land, and can be problematic for reporting anthropogenic emissions to the UNFCCC.

The "people" have been asked to rubber-stamp the process once only now the politicians are done with it, and even that rubber-stamping is problematic: a reported 90,000 copies of the final draft were printed for the 6.6 million voters – who had less than four weeks to read it.

Work ability assessment is one of the most problematic aspects reported by physicians [ 13].

In addition, for each individual SxQOL, the percentage of problematic SxQOL reported as coached was compared between groups with a Fisher's Exact test.

Furthermore, in the United States it may be ethically or legally problematic to report results from tests conducted by laboratories that are not certified by the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA).