Sentence examples for unbalanced coverage from inspiring English sources

Frustration at the often unbalanced coverage prompted the Twitter hashtag #theafricathemedianevershowsyou.

May I point out that The Times devoted more than 20 inches to Sandomir's complaint about ABC's unbalanced coverage?

Rather, it was when she invoked a "Saturday Night Live" skit from last Saturday that showed television journalists fawning over Mr. Obama, another example of her campaign's increasing frustration over what it considers unbalanced coverage of the Democratic race.

Her statement has been met with support from others in the music industry, including Scooter Braun, Rita Ora and Taylor Swift, who has previously expressed similar concerns over the unbalanced coverage of her music compared to male artists.

There would be sanctions for unbalanced coverage or breaches of rules on coverage of sex, violence or alcohol.

Unbalanced coverage or breaches of the rules on coverage of sex, violence or alcohol are now expected to prompt the imposition of sanctions by the new authority.

On the other hand, when liberals rush conscientiously to do that, they only encourage the completely unbalanced and unhinged coverage of whatever the problem may be.

Could unbalanced media coverage have helped Trump win enough delegates to clinch the Republican nomination?

Overall, mistyping at the 4-digit resolution due to low or unbalanced chromosomal coverage occurred in 3% (49 of 270 × 6) of all cases.

Of the 94 discordant cases, 38 included systematic errors in the gold standard dataset (see below), 49 resulted from inaccurate typing due to low or unbalanced chromosomal coverage, and 7 were inaccurately typed due to sample contamination, sequencing errors, or read misalignment.

Few international observers seriously doubt that the democratic will swung behind the CPP, even allowing for unbalanced TV media coverage.