Sentence examples for media and lay from inspiring English sources

"This is a man who 12 hours after he declared his candidacy can get in front of the national media and lay out an agenda for New York because he knows New York," Mr. Pataki said.

For me, the hardest task this week was to walk to the conference hall podium and stand before the crowds and the media and lay bare my life, and my loss.

Safety issues associated with proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) have recently attracted widespread media and lay attention.

In practice the nature-nurture model persists as a way of framing discussion on the causes of behaviour in genetic research papers, as well as in the media and lay debate.

The question that sets the context is 'did humans evolve from chimps?' This is a common misunderstanding that gets repeated in media and lay contexts, so it is likely to be familiar to students and is a great way to engage students for the purposes of instruction about how to use phylogenies.

We conducted qualitative interviews with academicians, members of advocacy groups, clinicians, policymakers, and researchers who had voiced their opinions in the media and professional and lay literature in an attempt to elicit from them a systematic ethical analysis of the CDC recommendations.

Therefore, we conducted semi-structured, qualitative interviews with academicians, members of advocacy groups, clinicians, policymakers, and researchers who had voiced their opinions in the media and professional and lay literature in an attempt to conduct a systematic ethical analysis of the CDC recommendations.

For a company that has lost tens of millions of dollars and is in no danger of curing aging anytime soon, Geron has managed to cast a spell on investors, the media and the lay public.

DNA barcode has become a global research highlight and direction for biological taxonomy in both academic journals and lay media.

Editors also crave an impact factor for the article they publish, namely, to be prominently cited in the scientific press and lay media.

We then sought a maximum variety sample of documentary sources (listed in online appendix) covering research, policy, industry, third sector, health and social care, knowledge brokers (including management consultants and think tanks), business and lay media and technology users.