Sentence examples for correct media from inspiring English sources
Mr. Blumenthal discussed his past statements about his military service after The New York Times reported Monday night on its Web site that he had falsely said in March 2008 that he had served in Vietnam, and had repeatedly failed to correct media reports that perpetuated the claim.
He insisted that he was not responding to "the continuous pressure from the country's entire politically correct media or the hypocritical indignation of the republic's political establishment", the Austrian broadcaster ORF reported.
Maybe that's how the entrenched political establishment, the elite politically correct media outlets, and the darkest of media moguls guarantee themselves their best opportunity to own the national stage in the first place; that no matter how bland, open or narrow-minded, power-hungry or self-aggrandizing, they will be taken seriously.
It also is important to secure safe transport to laboratories using correct media that prevent autolysis of the tissue.
Empirically identifying the correct media composition and environmental conditions can be time-consuming, tedious and variable among different species and genotypes.
To calibrate the measurements and correct for media blanks, aliquots of the reference materials USGS32 KNO3 (δ15N = 180 ‰), USGS34 KNO3 (δ15N = -1.8 ‰), and USGS35 NaNO3 (δ15N = 2.7 ‰) were analyzed along with the unknowns.
She explained she tried to use it in a deliberate attempt to correct her media image, after becoming irritated with her public persona of "little sweet Lena".
To perform galactose induction experiments, yeast cultures were grown in the correct SC media containing 2% sucrose to OD600 0.3 0.4.
Briefly, cells were grown in the correct SC media in the presence of glucose to OD600 0.3 0.4.
Once Kacsmar standardized the definitions and corrected some media guide oversights, he discovered that Elway had 34 true comebacks.
And while she felt drawn to the sea and specialized in matters oceanic, she spent little time on the water, rarely ventured deeper than her ankles and never corrected the media's presumption that she was a frequent diver).
