Sentence examples for leads media from inspiring English sources

That animosity often leads media commentators to toss aside their professed beliefs and principles out of an eagerness to see him shamed or punished.

For example, thanks to our "if it bleeds, it leads" media preoccupation with tragedies involving children, we constantly hear about their kidnappings, abuse, illnesses, injuries and death.

In it she said that "with mainstream Zionist-led media outlets … resistance is presented as an act of terrorism".

Leading media experts have warned that a guilty verdict on the most serious charges could send a devastating chill across news outlets by frightening away potential official leakers.

Leading media buyer Zenith criticised the show for being "routinely caned" in the ratings by BBC1's Neighbours and BBC2's Ready Steady Cook and The Weakest Link.

The Pulitzer board's refusal to award a fiction prize last year (the 11th time in its history) led media pundits to raise Gass's question again: Whom or what does the prize serve?

Leading media industry figures have reopened the debate about the future of the BBC's most popular radio stations by calling for Radio 1 and Radio 2 to be privatised.

But The Post endorsed Mr. Obama before New York, New Jersey and other states voted on Feb. 5, publishing a highly critical editorial on its front page that led media observers to declare that the honeymoon was over for Mr. Murdoch and Mrs. Clinton.

However, the entire Ukip team had failed to spot that Farage's health difficulties – which led media commentators to note that the Ukip leader was tired and snappy at points in the campaign – were affecting his mood.

Meanwhile the chairman of Foxconn, Terry Gou, led media on a tour of the factory and promised to do more to prevent further deaths.

Jeffrey Molter, news department director, led media training, and on Mar. 7 and 8 the television team had unbridled access to the players.