Sentence examples for media that many from inspiring English sources

He disclosed then in a letter to top leaders, which was obtained by the international news media, that many Beijing hospitals, including the elite No. 301 Military Hospital, where he is a semiretired senior surgeon, had far more SARS patients than the health authorities had reported.

That in itself was a curious fact, for by the summer of 1980 Falwell was well known to millions of Americans through the very media that many of the journalists themselves used: radio and television.

Indian officials have floated an amount in the media that many industry experts say is exceptionally high – as much as $1 billion, or $37 million per plane, which could be half their purchase price.

An unpopular war, the tortured rhetoric of a government defending its various pratfalls and news media that many see as complicit in the mess have created a burlesque — one that may not require annotation or exaggeration.

A stickler for precision, in bombs and words, Mr. Rumsfeld became his own chief spokesman at televised briefings, engaging in the dance with the news media that many top officials avoid.

It's a history we should keep in mind amid the current panic about "fake news". Donald J. Trump's victory in the presidential election has focused attention on the torrent of false stories, particularly on social media, that many believe played a pivotal role in his victory.

A simple, transfer matrix model approach was developed for the simulation of 1D sound propagation through layered media that comprise many engineered structures.

There was one case featured in the media that angered many:  ex-cop Philip Seidle murdered his ex-wife in broad daylight.

When first confronted with the accusations against Fine, the cranky longtime coach Jim Boeheim took one of those victim-of-the-media stances that many coaches often take.

This is noteworthy in that many media reports of the group note that it came into widespread attention via Facebook.

Mr. Weigel was the victim of a "not invented here" reflex that many legacy media companies still possess.