Sentence examples for much of media from inspiring English sources

The Roman emperor Caracalla attacked Artabanus in 216, ravaging much of Media and desecrating the Parthian royal tombs at Arbela (modern ʿArbil, Iraq).

Much of media treatment of political debate has gone the same way, further cramping the spaces in which reasonable people can engage in rational discourse.

To that end, Birk, 36, spent much of media day on Tuesday talking about head injuries and brain donations and President Obama's recent comments about the dangerous nature of football.

But the tone of much of media coverage of the Ebola crisis triggered unfounded fears among many prospective visitors - which spread even as far as the Cape Verde Islands, 350 miles off the coast of the African mainland.

Over the years, you have heard myriad explanations for baseball's declining ratings: cable and satellite TV have given viewers a panoply of channels; much of media has migrated to the Web; the increasing sophistication of video game consoles has created a more appealing form of home entertainment.

Postal and voice communication have already become part of the world of networked computers, so have much of media.

Much of media-saturated America wasn't tuning in Wednesday for an adult conversation about the state of the union and ideas that would move us forward.

The regulator was concerned about whether the proposed deal would give Murdoch too much control of media in the UK.

Media censorship was abolished in 1989, and much of the media flourished as the economy became more liberalized.

Much of the media ignore them.

Elections occupy much of the media.