Sentence examples for draw on media from inspiring English sources

Rural youth's visibility negotiations demonstrate that our experiences of identity demand public recognition and draw on media no matter where we live.

The conflict event datasets used in these studies primarily draw on media reports and rely to varying degrees on automatic coding as well as the expertise of country or subject experts for coding decisions and quality control [10], [11].

The authors also draw on media reports on contentious SRHR issues in SSA.

It's those powers that ministers are apparently intending to draw on to break social media firms' use of strong encryption.

However, he refused to be drawn on media reports that Ofcom had brokered a peace deal between operators who were said to be angry at EE's early access to the 4G spectrum.

With empirical evidence lacking, authors have frequently drawn on media sources to substantiate their claims.

That being the case, a new debate needs to take place about where, and how, to draw limits on media concentration in this country.

Bloggers draw on conventional media sources and are influencing public opinion, furthermore, in ways that are only beginning to be explored [ 43– 43].

His performance on skates drew jokes on social media.

If a drawing on bond media is to be copied, one would need a large format Xerox machine, known as "large format copiers".

But the institute's director, Muhammad Amir Rana, argued that his group's data was more comprehensive, drawing on local media reports, which its employees double check, as well as official sources.