Sentence examples for media constitutes from inspiring English sources

Yes, women's bodies are a battleground in our society, and some seem to think that for this battle to be won by the cheap press and the advertising media constitutes "freedom" for women.

This is one way in which new media constitutes an affinity space where assemblages are formed.

Taking full advantage of the opportunities offered by digital media constitutes the second pillar of the eLife approach.

The use of nonaqueous media constitutes a major breakthrough in effective biocatalysis, since it enables the application of a tremendous range of substrates that do not dissolve in water. 1 Moreover, organic solvents can significantly increase the potential activity and selectivity of enzymes, 1 and even invert their enantioselectivity, 1,  2 thus enabling new applications in synthesis.

Do the conflicts of interest of our highly concentrated media constitute a threat to democracy?

Yet for Wall Street, social media constitute a largely untapped marketing opportunity.

Unfortunately, this seems to enrage the media, constituting as it does a stern two fingers to the publicity machine.

Today's digital media constitute a magnificent tool for amplifying the universal messages of classical music, Mr. Tilson Thomas said.

In 1986 the journal Index on Censorship published an article by Chomsky arguing that the ardently pro-Israel views of the bulk of the US media constituted a form of de facto censorship.

That is why, he said, while the English-language news media constitute the national mainstream, the country does not have a single television soap opera in English, "because the mother-in-law does not speak in English".

Nonspecific extracellular gadolinium-based contrast media constitute the vast majority of MRI contrast agents currently used in clinical practice.