Sentence examples for media faces from inspiring English sources

Indonesians have mostly embraced the democratic process, and an energetic news media faces few restrictions.

Indeed, the greatest crisis that the Indian media faces is not that it is light and populist, but that it is no longer perceived as credible by many of its own consumers.

Women have, of course, been extravagantly admired as prizewinning actors at the Oscars and always been expected to provide the glamorous media faces of the Academy Award ceremony, the red-carpet icons and fashion queens.

People have been forecasting the death of newspapers for decades, I said, and while agreeing that the printed media faces some serious challenges (not the least of which is constant predictions of its forthcoming demise) there is no certainty that future generations will choose electronic devices to the exclusion of newspapers, which will continue to have tradition, authority and portability.

Nevertheless, suicide can be newsworthy and the media faces a challenge to balance the imperative to inform – especially when a suicide happens in a public place – and the need to avoid excessive details about method and the possibility of glamorising the act.

The Pew Research Center's latest annual State of the News Media report underlines how successful technology giants continue to be at creaming off digital ad profits, even as traditional news media faces ever intensifying pressure to find a way to sustainably fund journalism.

But Sweden's media face few curbs.

The media face similar economic difficulties in other countries.

The media face is sometimes all anyone sees of the Manchester City manager.

Opposition politicians and news media face the possibility of defamation suits.

Even those who use monikers or talk in closed groups on social media face reprisals.