Sentence examples for unfavorable coverage from inspiring English sources

Mr. Chávez, a socialist ally of Mr. Correa, has shut down Venezuelan television and radio stations that produced unfavorable coverage.

The website ran overwhelmingly unfavorable coverage of Marco Rubio and Jeb Bush, both established Florida politicians, especially with articles about the bilingual candidates' support for immigration reform.

The film appears to show journalists saying they would stop unfavorable coverage of a steel company's suspected involvement in a coal scam if about $18 million of advertising revenue was committed to their news network.

The Times's "Ethical Journalism" guidelines state that staff members "may not accept anything that could be construed as a payment for favorable coverage or as an inducement to alter or forgo unfavorable coverage".

Such practices would not explicitly prohibit unfavorable coverage but would make it more difficult for outlets that displeased the government to survive in a competitive marketplace for readers and viewers.

Aides in both parties acknowledge working harder than ever to get favorable coverage for their candidates — or unfavorable coverage of competitors — onto the Drudge Report's home page, knowing that television producers, radio talk show hosts and newspaper reporters view it as a bulletin board for the latest news and gossip.

The unfavorable news coverage wasn't inaccurate".

The Redskins received unfavorable news coverage after charging the Ravens to park their team buses before their Oct. 15 game at Washington.

The decision to pull out brought a wave of unfavorable news coverage, and the Bush campaign gleefully portrayed it as a strategic retreat by Mr. McCain, who continues to trail badly among California Republicans.

McDonald's denied the wage hike is related to the unfavorable media coverage.

Usually, the geoid is poorly modeled in the coastal areas due to unfavorable data coverage (Hipkin et al. 2004; Filmer and Featherstone 2012).