Sentence examples for wrong coverage from inspiring English sources
Blinkered, over-generalised and just plain factually wrong coverage of cycling is common in the media.
"We really desperately needed a stop, and I called out the wrong coverage and he came off the pick-and-roll and hit the shot.
News International's executive chairman James Murdoch has apologised for The Sun newspaper's "wrong coverage" of the Hillsborough disaster in 1989.
He said: "I would like to add my full apology for the wrong coverage of that affair".
There's a lot of dismally wrong coverage of global warming these days.
He followed up with another tweet: "They continue to be wrong but drive coverage as fact".
The BBC has also given some carefully judged briefings over the week in which it admitted that it got some aspects of the coverage wrong.
If you're like many consumers, you may well be paying too much or paying for the wrong sorts of coverage.
It's profoundly dishonest and morally wrong that media coverage of Barack Obama and his presidency is framed by an almost exclusively white press corp.
Multicollinearity appeared to affect the estimation by generating the wrong sign on coverage squared, leading to negative values of marginal cost.
UPDATE: CNN has now issued a formal correction, apologizing for jumping to the wrong conclusion in its coverage: In his opinion, Chief Justice Roberts initially said that the individual mandate was not a valid exercise of Congressional power under the Commerce Clause.
