Sentence examples for suspicious articles from inspiring English sources

Simplifying user flagging of fake or exaggerated stories, appending fact-checking sites to suspicious articles, and withholding distribution from domains that haven't proven their accuracy but prioritize monetization could be some ways to fight the avalanche of fake news.

The company has attacked fake news from all angles, using AI to seek out and downrank it in the News Feed, working with third-party fact checkers to flag suspicious articles, helping users more easily report hoaxes, detecting news sites filled with low-quality ads, and deleting accounts suspected of spamming the feed with crap.

A spokesperson for Sussex Police told The Independent   the evacuation was a precaution "to protect the public" sparked by the discovery of a "suspicious article".

I would advise them to use multiple question variants where possible, taking a larger sample and splitting it into halves or thirds, and I would advise readers to be suspicious of articles that cherry-pick one or two polls without discussing the broader context.

Red flags and "disputed" tags just entrenched people's views about suspicious news articles, so Facebook is hoping to give readers a wide array of info so they can make their own decisions about what's misinformation.

One morning, when Tammi suggests the clouds look suspicious, I mention articles I'd read that convinced me, as a former fact-checker, that "covert geoengineering" is an unfounded conspiracy theory.

They even seem unfazed by the scrutiny of a suspicious government (see article).

A number of readers critical of the Bush administration have remained particularly suspicious of the article's assertion that the publication delay dated back only "a year" to Dec. 16, 2004.

The Schwarzenegger campaign has called the timing of the article "suspicious" and referred to it as "dirty politics" -- an insinuation that it came from the campaign of Gov. Gray Davis.

Berman said the article was suspicious because it was so detailed.

Turkey knows it needs power but is suspicious of foreigners (see article).Despite such attitudes, private power continues to gain ground (see chart).