Sentence examples for media damage control from inspiring English sources
All the media damage control in the world isn't going to help him now.
Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes has been on a selective media tour to do damage control over a WSJ report alleging the company wasn't using its own tech for most of the 240 tests it provides.
The firm, meanwhile, has been attempting to do damage control on social media over the last 48 hours — but most of the damage is, no doubt, already done.
The company has been in a constant state of damage control over social media, and the other day, it replaced a temporary CEO who had been in the role for less than a month.
Police officials with the help of some in the media are still trying to do damage control by dropping strong hints that there's more video footage somewhere that gives a more favorable police take on what happened.
McCormack was supposed to be fronting the media on Wednesday morning to do some straightforward damage control, but we ended up, bizarrely, in a philosophical tutorial, in trees falling in a forest territory.
Perhaps it shouldn't be surprising that the media focused more on Cain's gaffes and damage control than, say, on substantive foreign policy issues, given that 2010's most-covered candidate was Christine O'Donnell.
In anticipation of the widespread news coverage of this esteemed report, climate contrarians appear to be in damage control mode, trying to build up skeptical spin in media climate stories.
Aware that the American media and some American lawmakers won't be so understanding, officials on both sides have jumped into damage control.
