Sentence examples for shoddy coverage from inspiring English sources
The decision not to vaccinate a child is ultimately the responsibility of the parent, but that doesn't absolve journalists of culpability for the impact their shoddy coverage may have had (or indeed Wakefield for his original 'research').
One sequence against the Eagles — an ill-timed shank by Matt Dodge and then shoddy coverage — was surely the nadir of the Giants' special-teams play during the Tom Coughlin era, a glaring symbol of a facet of the game that has been consistently inconsistent.
But this doesn't fully explain the shoddy coverage.
Medicare Advantage plans have long been targeted by Democrats, who argue that deceptive marketing practices trick patients into shoddy coverage that the government overpays for.
Or perhaps Fox felt VoteVets ads might create some sort of cognitive dissonance for viewers who have become used to the network's shoddy coverage of environmental issues?
The broadcaster is widely accused of abusing its monopoly over national television by offering second-rate programmes and shoddy news coverage, or, in the case of the fire in February, next to none.
It was, I am told, "shoddy reporting".
A confluence of factors chiefly a deluge of new users and ill-advised government meddling has conspired to create a business that is infamous for shoddy service, poor coverage and outright hostility toward its own customers.
A confluence of factors chiefly a deluge of new users and ill advised government meddling-has conspired to create a business that is infamous for shoddy service, poor coverage and outright hostility toward its customers.
But while cell coverage is still shoddy, 911 calls are being rerouted to different call centers for the time being.
