Sentence examples for sloppy reporting from inspiring English sources
When Dan got into trouble three years ago over the president's National Guard record, it became evident there'd been sloppy reporting.
Once again it was an example of sloppy reporting on Africa.
Mr Pence, a Republican, argued that the law had been "smeared" by the national media, whom he accused of "sloppy reporting".
Ron Haskins delivers a careful reading of the data on inequality and social mobility and cuts through a lot of the sloppy reporting on this issue.
Sloppy reporting was not a huge problem in the past when there were fewer companies gathering data and the only way to get it was to examine court records in person.
The allegations have not been proved; indeed, the Washington Post has attacked the Daily Mirror for sloppy reporting, and Rupert Murdoch told the parliamentary committee that he did not believe the FBI had found any evidence of such hacking.
"It's become something of a mess … Leveson was overly interested in celebrities and not enough interested in serious journalism and out of that you had a slightly sloppy report," he told the Guardian.
His sloppy report came up with one good idea that newspapers should be encouraged to join a tough version of the PCC in exchange for some relief from Britain's stringent libel laws and several bad ones, notably giving a big role to the state-backed TV regulator.
"What we've seen from the State Department recently are sloppy reports, inadequate investigations and a total disregard for the dozen accidents that occurred" in the existing Keystone I pipeline, said Michael Brune, executive director of the Sierra Club.
This belief is based on a lack of understanding about the management of chronic pain, the paucity of data related to these matters, sloppy media reporting, and pressure from special interest groups.
The judge, Lord Hutton, then castigated the BBC for sloppy, inaccurate reporting and "defective" editorial supervision in asserting that Mr. Blair and his aides exaggerated the case for war in Iraq.
