Sentence examples for creating a media from inspiring English sources

But the strike included journalists, effectively creating a media blackout that kept Greeks in the dark about any progress.

But Kinninmont also blames the western media for creating a media bubble of glamorous first lady figures.

Critics have accused him of trying to further his own political career by creating a media storm over food waste.

The Interpublic Group of Companies is once again creating a media agency to handle accounts that would present conflicts with clients at existing Interpublic media agencies.

EVEN though General Electric GEE) is a prime example of a successful conglomerate, last year's share-price wobbles notwithstanding, the group had always shied away from creating a media conglomerate out of its NBC broadcast network.

And a late entry could well carry him all the way to the nomination exciting the party's left, creating a media frenzy, and making Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama look like old news.

Students and trainees were given five options, ranging from immediately pulling the drug from shelves--regulators stated cheaper, more effective pills without such grave side effects exist--to downplaying risks and promoting the drug heavily, creating a media-driven whitewash in which consumers could not discern problems, and therefore readily open their pockets.

The venture would create a media behemoth.

Dig down and create a media room, an extra sitting room or, even a swimming pool.

Kemboi's legal issues have created a media firestorm in Kenya.

The waiver, which amounted to about $250,000, created a media storm.