Sentence examples for media devote from inspiring English sources

The news media devote endless hours to arguing over Tebow.

The Israeli news media devote a lot of space to dramatic events in the region, but our self-centered political discourse remains the same.

Do you ever wonder why our media devote so much time and energy to covering those who produce hate crimes - and so little to covering those who reduce them?

Farage went on to coordinate two successful parliamentary byelections for his party, both of which saw the main parties and media devote considerable effort to attacking Ukip and its candidates.

The Rev Geoff Reid Bradford · On the day that 90 people are killed in a car bomb in Iraq, the news media devote the vast majority of their time and resources to the long-anticipated resignation of a man whose job is essentially to whisper in the prime minister's ear and feed information to the media.

More than half -- 54 percent -- said the news media devoted too much time to race.

Mr. Carrión said he was disappointed that the news media devoted so much attention to Mr. Weiner and Mr. Spitzer, rather than addressing issues of poverty and education.

The Yale Peabody Museum's William Robertson Coe Ornithology Library is an up-to-date collection of books, journals, documents, artwork, and digital media devoted to birds of the world.

Ms. Taymor has complained about the coverage the news media devoted to the wall, which, she points out, did finally work after the costly delay in Los Angeles.

Nearly every respondent agreed that the news media devoted more coverage to negative strategies, and 83percentt said voters were more apt to respond to negative campaigning.

YESTERDAY, the indefatigable Glenn Greenwald tweeted:Hard to imagine how much different/better our political culture would be if media devoted a fraction of WeinerEnergy to things that matterThis proposition was re-tweeted over 100 times.