Sentence examples for distinguished media from inspiring English sources

Seven of Europe's most distinguished media foundations are joining forces to launch the European Press Prize, rewarding excellence in journalism across all 47 countries of Europe.

"Those of us who run journalism schools are confronted with the prospect of ever fewer distinguished media outlets -- especially in broadcast -- to which we can aspire to send our students to work," Mr. Schell added.

Arguably an even more distinguished media studies graduate is Michael Jackson, the former chief executive of Channel 4, who is now a leading US television executive and who could eventually become the first media studies graduate to snaffle the ultimate job - director general of the BBC.

Freakish, outrageous, or ridiculous reality-TV stars had become American celebrities, authors on bestseller lists, people of note who were covered not just by the gossip rags but by such distinguished media outlets as The New Yorker.

(No one reported the Staples mess better then the L.A. Times, which devoted a special fourteen-page section to an exhaustive account by its distinguished media reporter, David Shaw).

In cross-section, these lesions typically possessed an eccentric morphology and could be distinguished from media and lumen (Figure 2b,c, Figure S2).

This paper distinguishes owned media from earned media by site ownerships and communication paths, and examines a firm's marketing efforts on its owned Facebook brand page.

It's not about distinguishing media.

The temporal profile of the system is governed by the set of ODE based on the model network that distinguishes media and cellular domains.

And manipulation is increasingly what distinguishes visual media in the day-to-day world.

Brand added: "Obviously we regretted it because it became difficult to distinguish the media phenomena from the obvious impolite act.