Sentence examples similar to media turnabout from inspiring English sources
The truth is that the length of the primary season has forced the news media to depend on turnabout -- on some change in the story that they've all grown so bored of telling.
In the brave new world of media -- or the brave world of new media -- turnabout is most definitely fair play.
What I find fascinating is that this turnabout has come through traditional pressure points- - media and NGOs.
Education is emerging as an answer, largely because executives see a way to capitalize on the changes that technology is bringing to classrooms — turnabout as fair play, given the way that the Web has upended major media's own business models.
Though "Just IN" would hardly have stood as the world's first state-run media organization, a burst of media attention directed at this non-innovation laid the groundwork for a quick turnabout: Pence told the Star today that the state wouldn't proceed with the project.
Methodist's statement follows an apparent turnabout on Mr. Jobs's part on whether to disclose where he received his transplant amid intense media and public speculation on the issue.
Former Trump campaign aide Sam Nunberg said Tuesday that he plans to comply with special counsel Robert S. Mueller III's subpoena, an abrupt turnabout from just 24 hours earlier, when Nunberg publicly defied the Justice Department in an extraordinary day-long media blitz.
WEDNESDAY -- An American turnabout.
