Sentence examples for media declarations of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jones, joined by election officials from a number of other states, issued his plea earlier this week, saying that in some previous presidential election years, early news media declarations of a White House winner appeared to have slowed final-hours voter turnout in some Western states.

It's the day after the big vote and I'm doing my best to dig Tulsi Gabbard's endorsement of Bernie Sanders out from beneath the pile of Super Tuesday numbers and media declarations of winners and losers.

Her looks and slight stature may be a radical departure from starlet central casting, but the former pre-school teacher trainee from Oaxaca with no previous acting experience recently posed in designer garb for Vanity Fair — a display that drew both blatantly racist put-downs on Mexican social media and declarations of support.

"We are the first to concede that much more work lies ahead of us, but we refuse to accept the sensationalist, media-oriented declarations of any group, especially when they are carping and filled with incorrect information.

Contrary to the declarations of many media outlets, the chaos that ensued was not a product of the Youth Led March.

In the overheated atmosphere of a closely fought primary, this historically sound statement set off a chain reaction of accusations, declarations of offense, and media hysteria, and for a few days the Democratic Party seemed poised to descend into a self-destructive frenzy of identity politics.

Honolulu residents have a right to expect the media to get beyond simply reporting HART's declarations of confidence.

In terms of order of importance "Being in risk group", "Declarations of the Ministry of Health" and "Death news in the media" became influential in participants' vaccination.

They read as public declarations of loyalty to an audience of one — the media-obsessed president, who was gratified to see the statements as aides kept him abreast.

Indian liberals, who are already greeting the prospect of Modi's victory with declarations of panic, believe his influence has already silenced dissenting voices in the media.

"Avoid premature declarations of success".