Sentence examples for media adopted from inspiring English sources

Peter McKillop, a J. P. Morgan Securities executive here, said: "The media adopted Ghosn as their hero.

While gunmen separated Muslims and non-Muslims inside the shopping mall, executing the latter, Kenya's social media adopted the Twitter hashtag "we are one" to identify news on the crisis.

No substantive proof exists that Britain's first-ever nul points result in 2003 was because the rest of Europe was punishing the UK for its participation in the Iraq war (and indeed one could look to Jemini's off-tune performance for a more obvious reason), yet the UK media adopted Wogan's "post-Iraq backlash" hypothesis as fact.

For a time, the Israelis fell back to the administered territories and later to the disputed territories, but almost all the media adopted West Bank as distinct from Israel proper, and any traditionalist reference to Judea and Samaria is now considered quaint or slanted.

In this case, we do not take into account the direction of the links because we focus only on the interplay between the spatio-temporal proximity and the communication media adopted to interact.

Although the Gaussian-type random media adopted in Eq. (11) is not suitable to represent the power-law spectrum recognized in subsurface of the Earth (e.g., Sato et al. 2012), we use Eq. (11) to gain an advantage from the analytical solution.

With new media moving into legacy media realms, and so-called old media adopting the tools of the insurgency, the possibility for pratfalls multiply.

The Russian media adopt an almost triumphant tone, but doubt is expressed over how Russia will finance its loans to Ukraine.

The latter describes the multiple reflections of high-frequency elastic waves in heterogeneous (possibly random) media adopting a kinetic point of view pertaining to the associated energy density.

However, I do see corporate-supported media adopting that type of rhetoric.

In the U.S. that line is quickly eroding, as traditional outlets adopt the tools of digital journalists, including speed, transparency, and social engagement, and new media adopt the best practices of traditional journalism, including fact-checking, accuracy, and fairness.