Sentence examples for shoddy information from inspiring English sources

On 3 September, the Columbia Journalism Review took note of the allegations, describing "how shoddy information can quickly become an online narrative".

It is wrong to allow our historical successes to be an excuse for complacency, and equally dangerous to allow shoddy information to sap morale and undermine reform.

The corporate media doesn't necessarily gives us shoddy information but what gets reported is filtered through their corporate, profit-making interests and this affects what you learn about your community, government and the world.

The more a news service keeps relying on shoddy information, the more you will be put off trusting it.

Not Lost is Mow's satirical response to the Department for Work and Pensions' "shoddy" information-gathering process, inspired by her own experience of sending her financial details – a requirement of receiving her out-of-work sickness benefits for bipolar disorder – only for it to be "lost" in the system.

Matthew Yglesias complains that economists are using shoddy data.

Since June, the authorities have also detained at least three people who collected and spread information about shoddy school construction.

Huang Qi, a well known activist, was convicted in November of revealing state secrets after trying to gather information on shoddy school construction.

The activist, Tan Zuoren, had asked parents who lost children for the names of victims and information about shoddy construction at schools.

Shoddy packaging is part of the deal: erroneous information, wrong spellings, bafflingly incorrect cast information is all expected.

"But part of the growing demand for information is an impatience with the shoddy, unreliable quality of a lot of what's delivered," he added, "so the need for a solid, authoritative publication like Britannica is actually growing".