Sentence examples for causing the media from inspiring English sources

Late last month Apax made a potential bid of £1.3bn for Emap's B2B operation, in turn causing the media group to announce a strategic review of its operations.

Jack Nicholson, by contrast, was an absolute trouper, grinningly putting in an appearance to publicise the screening of his new movie Something's Gotta Give, and causing the media to swoon with excitement by going out on a "date" with Germany's ice-skating queen Katarina Witt.

Nevertheless, the attacks on Bain (led primarily by Gingrich's Super Pac) caused the media to cast Gingrich as the anti-Romney.

The BMJ was running a campaign against over-medicalisation, which should cause the media to ask questions about its impartiality on the statins issue, he said.

Rupert Murdoch's British newspaper stable was a prime mover in the founding of the Independent Press Standards Organisation (Ipso), which was created in response to the phone-hacking scandal that caused the media tycoon to close down the News of the World.

In that sense, going easy on the president would, or should, cause the media's market share to go down, because their content would be redundant.

But homegrown politically-motivated acts of violence somehow cause the media to shy away from the terrorism label for some inexplicable reason.

This caused the media to go completely nuts, giving VICE and HBO massive press for their new series and a wild education to their viewers.

Each has been revealing in its own right, but several have actually caused the media veteran to experience mind-blowing aha moments.

This is because it falls into the category of "media catnip," which is properly defined as "a story which, in true feline form, causes the media to get really, really silly -- to the point of brainlessness".

Beyonce's surprise album caused the media to scramble to dissect, digest and analyze the 14 songs and 17 videos on the album resulting in a steady stream of analytical think pieces across the web.