Sentence examples for shoddy reporting from inspiring English sources

It was, I am told, "shoddy reporting".

It is ironic that online journalists have received bad press from the print media for shoddy reporting.

The shoddy reporting this, "Steal first, maybe elaborate later" presentation is creating.

Greenwald compared Stuart's story to shoddy reporting in the lead-up to the Iraq war, saying it "did nothing but uncritically pass on the claims of one government source" without investigating or contradicting those claims and calling it "government-subservient stenography".

In 1993, one of the "founding fathers" of focus group research methodology, Richard Krueger, complained that the field is burdened with "poor design and shoddy reporting" [ 11].

In recent posts, he's rallied against Mark Zuckerberg's "non-apology apology" for Facebook's privacy blowup, mocked tech blog Valleywag for shoddy reporting and even accused an eWeek reporter of plagiarism.

"It was a very shoddy report," the Penn State spokesman told the Daily Collegian.

And he's probably going to have to rely on intelligence that is hardly the "slam dunk" that George Tenet reportedly called these shoddy reports on Iraq.

Only a handful have ever had their certifications revoked, usually not for creating shoddy reports but for failing to pay their doctors.

Grotto determines that the "martyr state" view essentially rests upon a few neoconservative op-eds and a laughably shoddy report by a right-wing Israeli think tank, whose claims have been repeated again and again such that they now represent an article of faith for the "Bomb Iran" set.

These two articles at the Mail on Sunday and Telegraph continue the unfortunate trend of shoddy climate reporting in the two periodicals, particularly from David Rose.