Sentence examples for deadly media from inspiring English sources

Malcolm Dean, in his book Democracy Under Attack, outlines seven deadly media sins: distortion, group think, being too adversarial, dumbing down, too readily duped, emphasising politics over policy and, of course, relentless negativity.

"We are shocked and saddened by the horrific violence perpetrated against the weekly Charlie Hebdof-one of the deadliest media attacks ever documented by CPJ," Joel Simon, executive director for CPJ, said in a statement.

Four journalists were killed in Bangladesh in 2012, making it the world's sixth deadliest country for media personnel.

Foley and Sotloff were among at least 17 journalists killed in Syria this year, making it the deadliest country for media workers for the third year in a row.

To many activists I know, it seemed an ominous throwback to the Day of Rage in January: the use of plainclothes thugs, the manipulation of state media, the deadly force.

As a festering resistance exploded into full-fledged rebellion, he fashioned a complicated counteroffensive that mixed deadly attacks, political agility, media management and the infusion of cash into ravaged neighborhoods to suppress the Shiite revolt.

The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), a global watchdog for press freedom, describes the past three years as the most deadly period for the media since it began collecting data in 1992.

"Every post is engineered to be as shareable as possible, so it spreads like a deadly wildfire on social media".

I speak to a girl in the bathroom who started taking pills two months ago and now drops three weeks of every month, usually sticking to Blue Ghosts (the pills the media labelled deadly, but which everyone ended up taking anyway).

I speak to a girl in the bathroom who started taking pills two months ago and now drops three weeks of every month, usually sticking to Blue Ghosts (the pills the media labeled deadly, but which everyone ended up taking anyway).

"I am also trying to write something about the (deadly) effects of 'social-media' when they absorb people, to the exclusion of everything else, throughout their waking hours".