Sentence examples for unfavourable coverage from inspiring English sources

The third RAI channel is run by the centre-left, and RAI's radio network often provided unfavourable coverage.

Though Dorries said the tax set-up of the Littlewoods pension pot was her primary concern, she took the opportunity to take a pop at the Barclay Brothers' reputation for using lawyers against those delivering unfavourable coverage of their affairs.

During the revolution, Mr Mubarak and his minister of information personally telephoned television presenters to berate them for unfavourable coverage.The revolution has greatly emboldened Egypt's press.

This had followed some unfavourable press coverage about Mr Draghi's reported high-handedness towards fellow council members.In this section A troubling trajectory Frozen or Buzz?

Following the Brexit vote, the debate on Chinese investment in Britain, and unfavourable media coverage of President Xi Jinping's lavish reception last year, the challenge for the British leadership now is to develop a new strategic engagement with Beijing.

Although not as politically charged as the 1936 Summer Games in Berlin, the event was manipulated by the Nazi regime, which suppressed unfavourable press coverage and staged lavish celebrations to mark the openings of new facilities.

Unfavourable news reporting of cyclists and cycling may deter people from considering cycling as a transport option, however physical or political improvements to the cycling environment may be necessary before coverage becomes more positive.

A team of regime loyalists trawls the internet to post articles by Westerners unfavourable to the rebels.As a result, coverage of the regime has become kinder.

In a 2011 survey of attitudes towards Latin America, 48% of respondents had an unfavourable view of Mexico, shaped by media coverage of drug-related crime, corruption and illegal immigration to the US.

Poor management (unfavourable scheme design) and lack of trust were also reported in some studies to affect the coverage of community based insurance schemes [ 15, 20, 21].

Therefore, unfavourable biomechanical protection of the tibial cartilage (by the meniscus) in women is unlikely, and tibial plateau coverage by the meniscus was similar between men and women, both medially and laterally.