Sentence examples for media topic from inspiring English sources

Equality and diversity within engineering have been a hot media topic recently, with figureheads such as the president of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE), Barry Clarke, speaking out in an effort to evoke action where it's needed – in government.

With China's economy a hot media topic, an e-mail pitch for consultancy Mercer Oliver Wyman, a Marsh &McLennan unit in New York, offered Robert Kopech, head of its Emerging Markets group, as a "good resource" on "China's volatile financial sector".

Suddenly, agriculture became a very sexy media topic.

Just like Ethiopia in the 80s and Somalia in the 90s, Iraq was last decade's hot media topic that got boring.

The NRA enemies list posted here has become a hot media topic as the organization and its executive director Wayne LaPierre leap from self-parody into the realm of the truly demented.

Overall, the knowledge questions were answered correctly more often for the bronchiolitis topic (83.9%%) than the acute otitis media topic (74.3 %; p < 0.01).

Mr. Shafer, meanwhile, was pounding away on columns about the hottest media topics — and drawing considerably less traffic.

I had come prepared with a couple of memorized riffs on media topics, which I duly presented.

The essay by Schlosberg, a media lecturer at Birkbeck - University of London and chair of the Media Reform Coalition, addresses several other media topics, including BBC charter renewal, transparency around meetings between senior politicians and newspaper publishers, and the regulation of media ownership.

Last year, she said, there were 190 workshops and courses in the digital media and technology program with 32 courses dedicated specifically to social media topics that included social media metrics and marketing on Facebook and Twitter.

Each year, the Ecotox Centre receives about 250 requests for information from stakeholder groups, the public and media; topics range from questions concerning water quality criteria to the effects of micropollutants, especially endocrine disruptors, pharmaceuticals and pesticides.