Sentence examples for media cutting from inspiring English sources

New legislation this year canceled tax breaks for media, cutting into his flagging profits.

With print media cutting pages and budgets, or shutting down altogether, few new cartoons have launched in recent years.

And the book trade has lost a lot of sleep over the prospect of the so-called electronic media cutting into its sales, profits and royalties.

Since RTL acquired the stake the Greek TV advertising market has slumped by more than 50%, with Alpha Media cutting costs by 45% over the same period to attempt to compensate.

The video features the mayoral candidate speaking in Spanish to narrate various policy points, including "cortando taxes para la clase media" (cutting taxes for the middle class) and "hacer viviendas mas accesible" (making housing more accessible).

Moreover, the fragile cell structures inside the pores will probably be damaged during the procedures such as fixation, embedding with highly viscous media, cutting and staining, thus vital information about cell pore interactions could be lost.

The process of micropropagation requires a mesh of integrated processes extending from explantation, media preparation, sterilization of media and vessels, media pouring, cutting the propagules in the multiplication stage, planting in a new vessel, growing the plants in environmentally controlled growth rooms, screening out contaminated vessels, size sorting, and hardening.

If Einhorn and Tepper were really as smart as their media cuttings suggest they are, they would have been shorting Apple's stock, not piling in with everybody else.

Mr Grade swept in with plans to make money from selling fabulous new programmes, which were abandoned when falling advertising revenues meant no money to develop them.ITV has been doing pretty sensible things in the circumstances, says Toby Syfret of Enders Analysis, a media consultancy: cutting staff, budgets and regional costs while trying to keep investment in content as steady as possible.

I was saddened to come face-to-page with the reality that our media are cutting back on coverage of the Sept. 11 anniversary, citing "the sense that many people would prefer not to spend much time in reflection this year" ("Recalling Sept. 11, Quietly," Business Day, Sept. 1).

At the time IBM was widely denounced in the local media for cutting its 21,000 staff by 4,000 and getting out of noncore businesses.