Sentence examples for increasing tabloid from inspiring English sources
No pop-culture phenomenon is more ripe for exposé than "American Idol," the most popular television series of the last decade and the reality show that remains, even in the face of increasing tabloid interest, relatively wholesome.
But those same tales of ephemeral scandal — designed as much as anything to increase tabloid newspaper sales whether in the public interest or not — could well be setting precedents with far broader consequences.
The prominence of the tabloids in our national debate is a result of the near obsessive interest in them of the rest of the media and the political classes, which seems to increase as tabloid sales fall.
Increased ratings with tabloid makeover and Fox affiliation.
She also writes opinion pieces for his website or the tabloids, recently accusing Edmund Stoiber of wanting to poison the nation's children by increasing the chemicals in foodstuffs.
This aroused disquiet and objections against the fairness of the trial among an increasing amount of legal academics and judges, and The News brought much attention to Stuart's plight with an aggressive, tabloid-style campaign.
Objections against the fairness of the trial among an increasing amount of legal academics and judges, and The News brought much attention to Stuart's plight with an aggressive, tabloid-style campaign.
The war proved to be a stroke of good fortune for both city tabloids, which increased their daily runs, and for the city's financial markets.
But between the likelihood of surveillance cameras' capturing every dramatically significant moment (with crystal-clear sound) and the filmmaker's deployment of ripped-from-the-tabloids ugliness to increase viewer involvement, "Look" grows less compelling and believable as it unreels.
Increased advertising in a new, free tabloid it publishes and on the Web have not made up the difference.
Celebrity journalism, focusing on the lives of well-known individuals, also became more popular as weekly tabloid-style magazines such as Us Weekly increased in both number and sensationalistic content.
