Sentence examples for media to which from inspiring English sources

Independent outlets reach few people outside the main cities.   Now social media, to which many Venezuelans have turned for news, are under pressure.

The range of texts and media to which literature students are now regularly exposed, he argues, suggests that the underlying rationale for studying literature is changing.

The unpleasant side of the Bongo regime was exposed in Pierre Péan's 1983 book Affaires Africaines, and regular attacks on the president appeared in Parisian media, to which he seemed for the most part impervious.

"You might be interested to look at the evidence taken by the House of Lords select committee on women in broadcasting and women in the media to which I recently gave evidence.

(The single's display art, featuring a receipt, is an unsubtle reference to the 2002 interview in which Diane Sawyer asked Whitney Houston if she had spent seven hundred and thirty thousand dollars on drugs, a claim that had been circling the media, to which a quizzical-looking Houston responded, "I want to see the receipts").

There will be a huge audience in those peak periods and a continuing audience of great sophistication for the other media to which the networks are passing the torch of political communications -- cable, C-Span, the 24-hour news shows and the Internet.

The takeover of the Feza Gazetecilik media company, to which Zaman and Cihan both belong, drew international criticism.

The media circus to which Janney was glued painted Harding as redneck white trash and Kerrigan as a victimized princess.

3. Choose which media to watch and which to avoid.

This includes which friends on social media to follow and which to block.

Lipid-siRNA complexes were formed in OptiMEM Media (Gibco #31985) to which cells were added in antibiotic-free media.