Sentence examples for media introducing from inspiring English sources

Social Media: Introducing the Cashtag Jay Bauer says that not tracking social media return on investment is your fault.

It was only after her death in a plane crash that Jenni Rivera attracted significant attention in the English-language news media, introducing her to a broad audience that may have known little about her.

Electrochemical reduction of chromium VI) was performed in both chloride and sulfate media, introducing potassium dichromate in a carbon paste electrode with a conducting binder.

So, here to demonstrate the trend, is video of some guy named Cliff Kincaid, or the paradoxically named "Accuracy in Media" introducing Mike Pence - whose birth certificate I've never seen, mind you! - with this same silliness.

In literature, as opposed to other media, introducing work to a US audience requires translation, an undertaking that brings with it a bag of problems most profit-oriented American publishers won't approach unless it's a ready-made bonanza, like the books of Roberto Bolaño.

In September, Solve Media introduced a static version of an advertising captcha in which users typed in a brand slogan.

So his company, Meri Media, introduced the magazine Post, developed to be viewed solely on an iPad.

David Roberts, a writer and climber, said from-the-route media "introduces a fatal self-consciousness" to a climb.

"A lot of times the media introduces terrible concepts... that puts thoughts into people's minds," he said.

Social media introduces new opportunities for housebound teens to socialise and people-watch, but it also provides an opportunity to relax.

And fewer of those media introduced in the last decade are aimed at mass markets, seeking instead to focus narrowly on niche or specialty readers or viewers.