Sentence examples for media are less from inspiring English sources

The reason might be that legacy media are less prone to tricking the algorithm.

No doubt the media are less interested in an honest debate among believers than should be the case.

Not surprisingly, the voices that have until now dominated debate not only among Jews, but also in Congress and much of the media, are less than enthusiastic.

Fans are less likely to travel on those days, especially on short notice, and the news media are less likely to pay urgent attention, having begun looking ahead to coming games in the men's tournament.

The report points out the western media are less inclined to identify the Quds force's activities as "terrorism", and that several western officials have requested meetings with its leader General Qassem Suleimani.

The public is less ready to look the other way, and the media are less complicit in keeping open secrets — like Mr. Strauss-Kahn's sexual excesses, or Mr. Cahuzac's preference for cash in his hair-transplant practice.

Benedict's relations with the media were less charmed.

Occupy Frankfurt comments: The media is less interesting to us.

The patriotically correct nationalism of the Murdoch media is less paralyzing in Britain than it is here.

TV is also doing well in developing countries, where the use of digital media is less advanced.

It's a common, almost clichéd observation that the American media is less critical of Israeli policy than the Israeli media.