Sentence examples for media from both from inspiring English sources

She said was shocked by the union's figures on the abuse teachers receive over social media, from both pupils and parents, and wants to explore what can be done to help protect teachers online.

Numerous legal tactics were used to interfere and undermine public media from both sides of the political spectrum, undermining the country's democracy, which is central to the core of South Korea's identity.

We describe data collection, sampling, and annotation procedures of social media from both military and civilian populations.

The brash young face of American boxing has just been put firmly in his place by a sharp-suited British promoter, as members of the media from both sides of the Atlantic chuckle to themselves in a room below street level in a Manhattan restaurant.

What we are seeing in the media from both sides is reflective of where the relationship is.

To explore this possibility we collected conditioned media, from both frontal (FCM) and parietal osteoblasts (PCM), and tested it on the two cell types.

Several people on the BBC's Celebdaq message board yesterday named the Premiership player, who gained an injunction on Friday preventing the media from identifying both him and the woman involved.

VEGF quantification in conditioned media from BMDM (from both WT and KO mice) and Tm1N3 or Tm1G3 cells after stimuli were evaluated with an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) method.

Well, a lot of the problems we faced in Australia will be multiplied for that party: they'll experience plenty of travelling, late-night kick-offs, intense media scrutiny from both home and foreign media, thousands of expectant travelling fans, and a Kiwi public who will be reluctant to leave them alone.

"We need measures that calm down the situation: the release of political prisoners, and to stop the pursuit of the Muslim Brotherhood leadership and the media attacks from both sides," he said.

As Better Together's version of the famous Obama "hope" poster, doctored to read "nope", did the rounds on social media, campaigners from both sides of the Scottish independence debate remained cautious about the long-term impact of the US president's unexpected intervention in the referendum.