Sentence examples for sensationalist reporting from inspiring English sources

The cartoon gave the name to the new mass media that followed: "yellow journalism .Newspapers filled with sensationalist reporting sold millions.

Sensationalist reporting on trafficking and mega-events is not only unfounded, it is also paving the way for a more repressive prostitution policy.

"While at the recent Miami International Boat Show, it was noticeable that U.S. companies with little or no experience in the region had their confidence shaken by sensationalist reporting on the TV news networks," he said.

Perhaps most seriously of all, however, is the fact that the kind of sensationalist reporting that underlies and accompanies league tables around slavery or trafficking distracts attention from more important discussions over the global economic forces that create and sustain poverty and exploitation.

Having been subjected to "sensationalist" reporting by journalists in the past, *Ellen's family have asked for her identity to be protected due to fears of intrusion.

Instead, they criticised the "sensationalist reporting" of the BBC, defended the Queen's investments and concluded that "we should not equate anyone who has financial investments overseas with criminals.

Existing investigative agencies, he added, "didn't particularly understand the mental health system, so they tended to write these very sensationalist reports that weren't particularly helpful in terms of, how do you fix this problem".

Trustees of the mosque have made strenuous efforts to rebrand and transform it into an inclusive and welcoming place since ejecting Hamza's supporters in 2005 – they have even changed its name to the North London Central Mosque – and remain understandably wary of the media after sensationalist reports.

Sensationalist reports negate the empowerment we are fighting for.

Turkish passions were fuelled by sensationalist reports in pro-government media of a massacre of Uighurs while fasting and others being forced to consume alcohol.

Physicians noted intense workloads (eg, seeing 50 outpatients within a 4 h outpatient clinic shift) and pressures from within the hospital to generate revenue in the face of low salary, high patient expectations and sensationalist reports from mass media (table 2).