Sentence examples for media prevailing from inspiring English sources

Perceptions and interest in politics may be differently influenced by migration experience depending on the institutional context and media prevailing in the destination country.

As is clear after reading this article tracking the supposed Freeman quote's metamorphosis into a viral phenom, there's heavy irony in folks decrying the media's prevailing influence while re-posting something they likely wouldn't have given a thought to had it not come from an actor whose voice they like.

Calcification of the media is prevailing in uremia, as it is with diabetic patients.

That will require bravery, the ability to challenge the prevailing media consensus and a need to appeal directly to the public.

There's still huge stigma surrounding mental health, fuelled in no small way by the prevailing media stereotype that all mentally ill people are either dangerous or entirely deranged and need to be dragged away in a straight jacket.

7. (C) Comment: We view this controversy as indicative of the degree to which President Chirac's "stability first" and tradition of cultivating close relations with aging Arab world dictators is increasingly out of step with current realities and prevailing media opinion in France.

The long fight-back has begun but, even now, there is a prevailing media assumption that a hyped-up West End extravaganza such as Priscilla, Queen of the Desert is somehow more "important" than, say, a new Royal Court play by Polly Stenham; that in itself is a direct legacy of a decade in which "bums on seats" became a more significant criterion of judgment than "ideas in heads".

As well as recognizing the bias of the prevailing media narrative, the magazine's editor also recognized the danger of shutting down dialogue between competing sides.

While these two camps continue to argue, in this article we'll explore three robotic trends that the prevailing media have missed in their coverage of the future of jobs — trends that will hold true if we continue this automation trajectory.

But anyone who reads Sotomayor's 2001 speech can see that the prevailing media discussion is totally misleading.

One of the prevailing media narratives of China's recent economic turmoil is the effect that it could have on emerging markets, particularly in Africa.