Sentence examples for media take up from inspiring English sources

The biggest barrier to social media take up lies at board and director levels.

And however much other media take up the slack … what is lost is the contemplative register.

The average English constituency contains 70,000 people.And old media take up a big proportion of people's leisure time.

In these systemically structured contexts, nonlinguistic media take up the slack in coordinating actions, which proceeds on the basis of money and institutional power these media do the talking, as it were, thus relieving actors of the demands of strongly communicative action.

The media took up his call for a march.

Suddenly, TV news and the mainstream media took up the story in a serious way for the first time.

The media took up their stories and campaigners bombarded Southall's employers, police and regulators with complaints.

The news media took up the cause of this 19-year-old sophomore, although in a manner that was as paternalistic as it was supportive.

From breakfast radio to peaktime evening TV, via surfing and texting at home or at our desks, media takes up 45% of our time.

As one Delhi-based blogger said: "It is easy to find instances of media manufactured struggles in India if the victims are elite, educated or middle class but to say the same for this very media taking up the causes of the underprivileged, oppressed or rural masses is difficult.

The media took up this issue and dramatic headlines appeared in Ontario newspapers [4].