Sentence examples for causing media from inspiring English sources

When Jogee came under scrutiny for this, he wrote a letter to his Labour comrades, chastising them for bringing it up and causing "media scrutiny and a great deal of public attention".

Stories of forced conversion of Hindu women at the hands of Muslim zealots have caused media scandals; last year some Hindu families, complaining of prejudice, left for India.

In order to help the media identify fraudulent claims, the FTC will issue a report called "Red Flag: Bogus Weight Loss Claims," listing the types of claims that it says should cause media to question an ad.

The most popular digital currency, Bitcoin, has caused media and political firestorm for its wild swings in value, strong support from the libertarian hacker community, and association with the black market.

This caused media watchers to wonder whether MSNBC had severed its ties with Jebreal following her criticism.

This flu didn't cause physical mayhem, it caused media mayhem, with the cable culture locking on to it around the clock.

Because some of these acts caused media revulsion against certain branches of the conservative movement; surely the clampdown is not far behind.

The phone hacking scandal torpedoed News Corp.'s plans to buy all of satellite broadcaster BSkyB, and caused media regulator Ofcom to open an investigation into the company's fitness to hold a broadcast license in the country.

Last week's great news that more than 7 million Americans signed up by the enrollment deadline has caused media outlets to hit the reset button on their negative coverage.

He also accused Mr. Sarkozy of causing a media frenzy.

(Stay classy, Ms Ciccone!) Both singers' efforts did the job by causing a media flurry.