Sentence examples for unfair coverage of from inspiring English sources

(The reference to CNN reflected popular anger here over what the Chinese consider its unfair coverage of the Tibet protests).

The news media, politicians argue, are too inclined to intrusive and unfair coverage of their personal lives.

First, the American news media have given unfair coverage of China, said Ms. Hung, who has lived in the United States and is now an American citizen.

By Andy Borowitz August 19, 2017 WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report) — Attacking the media for its "very unfair" coverage of Monday's solar eclipse, Donald J. Trump said on Saturday that the sun was equally to blame for blocking the moon.

Most New Hampshire voters make up their minds in the final days of the campaign, but Murphy, who said she doesn't trust the mainstream media and often tweets at the "Today" show for its unfair coverage of Trump, told me that she was committed to voting for him.

She blamed liberal lawyers for ganging up on Judge Sauls to give him a low rating in local bar association polls, and she asserted that liberal bias by The Tallahassee Democrat resulted in unfair coverage of his tenure as chief judge.

Lord Patten was chairman of the Conservative party in the runup to the tight 1992 election, where he lost his seat, during which time his job was to complain to the BBC and other broadcasters about allegedly unfair coverage on behalf of the party.

The venture marks Palin's latest broadside against news outlets she has long accused of unfair coverage, including of her 2008 campaign.

The meeting follows a strange week in which: Trump ripped Bill O'Reilly's show for failing to highlight an online NBC News poll showing Trump with a big lead; Trump announced via Twitter a boycott of Fox News because of unfair coverage; and then Fox News announced that Trump's boycott followed the network's cancellation of a scheduled appearance.

Mr. Hasanov also complained of unfair coverage in the Western news media, particularly in Germany.

In December 2015, Rasmussen found that 47% of likely voters think most reporters are biased against Trump – only 23% felt that Clinton was the subject of unfair coverage.