Sentences with phrase «lack of news coverage»

Sissako mentioned in the Q&A session that the lack of news coverage for a stoning in Mali was the impetus for the film's production; his gorgeously shot, finely acted film does much more than deliver the news story.

«Lack of news coverage keeps people uncertain and actually facilitates the efforts of those who are working to foster doubt,» Bowman said.

On her blog, a Bronx teacher laments the lack of news coverage Sunday's double - murder in Mount Hope has received.

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There are other clues for detecting questionable ICOs, he said, like amateurish websites, a lack of coverage on news sites and industry blogs, a lack of official documentation, and a puffed - up sales technique that fails to warn of potential risks.

Finally, the «Disengaged» comprise about 15 percent of the public, appear to lack strong beliefs about how science might impact society, and as a consequence are likely to be the most susceptible to shifts in opinion driven by high profile news coverage or political messaging.

It is estimated that 10 - 15 % of all women suffer from endometriosis, and yet news coverage of the condition, as well as a science, research and treatment breakthroughs, are still lacking online.

The big new column of the week lamented the mystifying lack of national news coverage of the state ESSA plans from mainstream outlets this past week.

The relative lack of coverage is due to a combination of «summer slump, attention on other things, and DeVos approving a slate of ESSA plans without requesting many changes,» says US News» Camera.

A recent ABC News report said that about a third of renters lack basic coverage.

It is estimated that 10 - 15 % of all women suffer from endometriosis, and yet news coverage of the condition, as well as a science, research and treatment breakthroughs, are still lacking online.

I am obliged to write about cold weather in a warming world — particularly when it's used as a hook for news stories, prominent editorials, TV coverage — and try to explain what's up for the many readers out there who might find this confusing (whether through disinformation, a lack of basic scientific literacy, or whatever).

In part, they attribute this lack of coverage to a modern media environment where very few stories can survive more than a few 24 - hour news cycles, which is «prohibitive for raising awareness about slowly growing threats such as climate change.»

Yulsman blames the lack of environmental beat reporters for lack of coverage in the US, but since most of the damage and bad reporting on this is from clueless and partisan news desk reporters in the UK, I actually expect that it is the environmental beat reporters» prior experience with the forces of disinformation that prevents the contagion crossing the pond.

It is estimated that 10 - 15 % of all women suffer from endometriosis, and yet news coverage of the condition, as well as a science, research and treatment breakthroughs, are still lacking online.