Sentence examples for high levels of media from inspiring English sources

Sarah Waters's public profile was raised recently with the BBC adaptation of her novel Tipping the Velvet arousing high levels of media interest.

During this time period "youth violence dropped precipitously", the researchers write, "despite maintaining very high levels of media violence in society with the introduction of videogames".

Furthermore, there may also be important cultural determinants as countries like Japan have high levels of media violence but have low levels of crime.

It appears that even with individuals who are medically oriented, the impact of high levels of media frequency remain.

The present studies investigate the impact of high levels of media reporting on the perceptions of disease.

However, it could be possible that diseases that receive high levels of media attention are, indeed, more severe and have higher disease-like status.

Paddy Power said that in the context of the high level of media coverage of the trial, it was "unsurprising" that complaints had been received.

Despite a high level of media interest, most recently in the high-profile launch of her memoir – which revealed she had two abortions for medical reasons in the 1990s – she has consistently trailed Abbott in the polls.

At £100,000-a-year – £10,000 less than the BBC Trust chair role which is being scrapped – it is relatively low-paid but comes with heavy time demands and a high level of media attention.

The Chinese government also took the rare step of inviting foreign journalists to view the court proceedings against Schellenberg this month, suggesting that they were seeking a high level of media coverage.

It follows a Westminster debate yesterday in which the Lib-Dem MP Don Foster said: "The continuing high level of media deaths cries out for more action by international institutions such as the United Nations to force governments to pay more attention to the safety crisis facing journalists and media".