Sentence examples for media setback from inspiring English sources

The next media setback came three days later, on the final weekend before the election.

But now the two groups have weathered leaks to the news media and other setbacks in a sign of how serious both Democrats and Republicans are about getting a bill on President Obama's desk by the end of the year.

In a setback for media companies eager to buy television stations and newspapers, the F.C.C. will combine several review efforts into one with the goal of adopting new rules by next spring.

Although always prepared to address the media, even immediately after setbacks, Craig did not communicate his point deftly on every occasion.

But the media continued to "highlight setbacks far more than progress".

An article on Monday about a career setback for the media star Fareed Zakaria misidentified the magazine for which he worked as an editor for eight years.

The vote in the House today to derail media ownership rules was a setback for Michael K. Powell, the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, who was guided by the laws, rather than the politics, constraining media conglomerates.

The second Lebanon war of 2006 caused a major setback, as the media was blamed for disclosing the locations of rocket attacks and thus "supplying Hezbollah with targeting data".

"The coalition's reluctance to intervene or regulate, whether prompted by ideology, its closeness to corporate interests in the food and alcohol sectors or fears of being accused of 'nanny state tactics' by some elements of the media, has been a huge setback for the health of the public," the letter says.

Google has lost its edge in recent times and suffered setbacks in social media.

Google continues to dominate search and online advertising but has suffered setbacks in social media in recent months.