Sentence examples for generated media from inspiring English sources

The opening of Titanic Belfast has generated media coverage from around the world.

Friends had started a campaign to stop the family's deportation, which generated media coverage in Michigan.

The sensitivity of the information has generated media reports that Assange is the target of a US manhunt.

Another, related word used often was "mediático": Barcelona needed players who generated media and marketing interest, particularly internationally.

The news generated media attention and prompted a response today from the army, which had not intervened previously to stop the settler assaults.

This has generated media interest, and the vulnerability of black working-class lesbians – and thus their very existence – is now squarely in the public eye.

Notices of exempt filings may also generate media attention.

"They've been more successful in generating media attention than selling caskets".

By claiming such terms, you generate media and sales traction – on a mendacious basis.

It also generates media scrutiny, and can affect a director's reputation.

The benefits of generating media attention may be skewing research studies and broadening their findings.