Sentence examples for media between the from inspiring English sources
Maintaining that neither stance is tenable, Catherine Elgin devises a via media between the absolute and the arbitrary, reconceiving the nature, goals, and methods of epistemology.
-- The Montana donnybrook quickly became a Rorschach Test that highlighted the divide within the conservative media between the serious and unserious outlets.
"In my opinion, this is a new ecosystem emerging in media, between the so-called traditional media and the new media," he said.
According to a translation posted on activist website Climate Collective, the officer speaking tells his men "I want to see that stick in use," and adds: "There are media between the cars.
The latter type is mainly conditioned by the occurrence of fault-blocks related to the Jordan Rift system, which act as connecting media between the aquifers and facilitate interaquifer flow.
Through parametric analyses of the model, the SD was developed for the first time as a function of metro characteristics, geo-mechanical properties of the media between the metro and the CHS, and the type of CHS.
"A method for synchronizing media contents between a portable media player and a media host… and synchronizing media content between the media player and the media host via the wireless connection…".
There is already a split between Tory hawks and doves in home affairs (manifested in the recent argument, conducted via the media, between Ken Clarke, the justice secretary, and the more hardline Michael Howard, who was home secretary in the 1990s).
"We purposely haven't spoken to the media between now and the prohibition notice being issued because we've been dealing with our business of getting it resolved".
In France, there have been comparisons in the media between Trump and Marine La Pen, the charismatic leader of the far right National Front party.
Yet a similarly detailed chapter on spurious links made in the mass media between support for the BNP and "white working-class culture" makes no such distinction.
