Sentence examples for modest media from inspiring English sources
His modest media budget for March and April compares with $1.8 million in February.
The ad will run on broadcast and cable stations in New York, New Jersey and Philadelphia over the next two weeks, at a cost of $520,000, a very modest media buy.
Finally – and this time, there was some modest media coverage – it was revealed that the Efrat settlement near Bethlehem would be expanded by the appropriation of around 420 acres land as "state land".
For about thirty minutes late on Friday, during a slightly shamefaced press conference announcing that the authorities had shut down all of Boston to catch a teenage fugitive and then failed to catch him, it looked like there might be a modest media backlash against the decision to put an entire American metropolis on lockdown to hunt a single bomber.
At 8 p.m., Carnegie Hall, (212) 247-7800, carnegiehall.org or jazz.jvc.com/events; $35 to $85. (Chinen) ANAT COHEN/ESPERANZA SPALDING (Wednesday) Ms. Cohen, an energetic clarinetist and tenor saxophonist, and Ms. Spalding, an effervescent bassist and vocalist, are two of the latest young bandleaders to spark a modest media sensation.
Thanks to the magic of syndication and the Internet, even the most modest media outlet has the potential to reach consumers beyond its initial audience, if not actually go viral.
The commotion over a modest British media firm is illustrative of how the whole industry is in the throes of transformation, with important implications for the way firms will handle their advertising.The tussle for Tempus began on August 20th, when Sir Martin Sorrell, head of WPP, the world's biggest advertising group, put in a bid, valuing the firm at £437m ($631m).
A Facebook townhall is a somewhat odd choice for the Governor, who has a modest social media presence; Christie's 15K 'Likes' on Facebook pale in comparison to Obama's 23 million plus and Bush's 1.6 million plus.
Other than voter files and a modest social media presence, the campaign was focused on face-to-face interactions.
OK, I was chatting with Reshma Saujani from Girls Who Code, providing modest social media help, and blurted out that "code is power".
So this week's bloodshed on Wall Street and Downing Street merely guaranteed their modest place on media news schedules.
