Sentence examples for a media article from inspiring English sources

Aiden also uses pattern recognition to detect changes and make suggestions — so if your company's website is getting a burst of traffic from a media article, Aiden will notice the change and suggest a marketing campaign, including the media mention.

As a media article, published by eHealth Insider in 2008 reads [ 39]: "Mr O'Brien pointed out that the party has commissioned an independent review of NHS IT, led by Dr Glyn Hayes.

In its twisted way, as a Bitch Media article argued last year, it offers hope in a desolate, harrowing place.

A pass/fail QR component also was integrated into the course, requiring all students to locate a recent media article that made quantitative claims.

In a lengthy state media article aimed at rebutting a mounting chorus of international criticism, Xinjiang's de facto No. 2 official, Shohrat Zakir, characterized the detention program as an effort to provide legal education and job training in humane, "people-oriented" facilities in a region steeped in poverty and religious fundamentalism.

EXHIBIT E: A Xinhua (Chinese state media) article* from November 3 , 2007stating clearly that "The Wuhan Team's 13-year-old He Kexin faced off against the National Teams Yang Yilinn in women's parallel bars".

Only one media article used a colloquialism that could refer to a medical treatment, rather than enhancement (e.g., "a memory pill" [ 53]).

By that time, there were only a few media articles about the technology, mainly reporting about "fracking" in the U.S. In the beginning of 2013 the Bundesrat passed an initiative requesting the federal government to pass a law on "fracking" with specific criteria for the utilization of the technology [26].

And that means it's time once again to ask the question inevitably posed in every "Is Google a media company?" article: How long can Google be a fair arbiter of all the world's information when it increasingly has information of its own that it wants to promote?

If the postwar age of anxiety was supposed to have ended 30 or 40 years ago, a swath of media articles now suggest a dramatic comeback.

When members of the royal family visit Australia, there's often a flutter of media articles about why we need an Australian republic.