Sentence examples for difficult media from inspiring English sources

To make things even more difficult, media are now being delivered in lots of different ways.

Labour went into the election outspent, and with "a difficult media environment".

The financial crisis did not bring bipartisanship to Congress, but a difficult media environment may have brought that spirit to two political standard-bearers.

Ms. Moore suggests that the combination of purchases and newer magazines that are making large contributions have allowed the company to counter a very difficult media environment.

If you're doing a media campaign for the Washington Redskins, and you've lost ten games in a row, you're going to have a difficult media environment to tell a positive story in.

Whether the omnipresence of cinema and television, or the advent of what Louis MacNeice called "other, less difficult, media" represent a real threat to the written word or not, a part of me is always glad to see poetry keeping up.

I can speak English on the field but it's difficult with media.

The uncertainty has made it more difficult for media executives to forecast demand or what rates they can charge.

In the past, he added, it "was very difficult for media C.E.O.'s to take on what is essentially a shrinking of their power base".

The report, A difficult profession: media freedom under attack, documents attacks and threats against journalists in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, Serbia and Macedonia.

ITV needs to position itself for a multichannel future, and that is proving difficult with media ownership rules still up in the air.