Sentence examples for media premises from inspiring English sources

Another area will be to tap further into enterprise applications, many of which are built on social media premises and therefore provide a lot of unstructured data to tackle — 70% unstructured data, according to one estimate from McKinsey.

2.29pm: My colleague Jonathan Freedland has sent this snippet: Confused scenes on the Brown express: en route to a Q&A at a Swindon school but Tory council have banned all media from premises.

Despite its repetition by the administration, often without challenge by the media, the premise that Guantánamo holds a substantial number of people who are too dangerous to release but cannot be prosecuted is groundless.

In our world of direct messages, curated feeds and remote sniping over social media, the premise of a phone-in – in which humans speak to each other – feels weirdly exotic.

Judy Steel 4.05pm: Brown's visit to a school has not been going well – the local council banned the media from the premises.

Police kept the news media off school premises as well as the grounds of the Ivy Apartments, where it is believed Duncan spent several days with relatives before being hospitalized.

Social constructivism was also a fit for the study because the alignment between the affordances of social media and the premises of social constructivist learning theories are well established (Dron & Anderson, 2014).

This study is framed within a social constructivist approach, since alignment between the affordances of social media and the premises of social constructivist learning theories (Dron & Anderson, 2014) are well established.

Daniel Lippman: "The Trump International Hotel in Washington is banning the media from its premises during inauguration week.

Walt Ruloff, a producer and partner in Premise Media, also denied that there was any deception.

Fox's claim to be 'fair and balanced' — the most ingeniously cynical slogan in the history of media marketing — is premised on the notion that 'those other guys have a liberal agenda.' " However, Keller, who is himself of indeterminate politics but is probably more conservative than his fiery populist predecessor, Howell Raines, went on, "Conservatives feel estranged because they feel excluded.