Sentence examples for narrow media from inspiring English sources

Compassion far outweighs narrow media obsessions.

Instead the panel gave the newly registered "Colbert Super PAC" a relatively narrow media exemption applicable only to the humorist's show.

From the advertising industry and its narrow media ideal of female beauty to the normalised objectification of Page 3; from articles that deconstruct the outfits of female politicians to the programs teaching girls how to nip, tuck, change and disguise their bodies; these messages are everywhere, everyday.

Policy makers and LGBT advocates must look beyond narrow media images and consider issues of economic disadvantage and broad community access to adoption and reproductive technologies as they pursue policies that will most help LGBT families in the future.

Acknowledging genetic diversity, however, recognizes that it's not actually better (or worse) to be thin -- a fact that if widely accepted could strip the weight loss and fitness industries of their cultural power, and improve the lives of those 95percentt of people whose bodies fall outside the narrow media ideal.

The U.S. EPA was increasingly faced with the need to move beyond the agency's early focus on command-and-control strategies, end-of-pipe controls, narrow media-based statutes, one-size-fits-all regulations, rigid and prescriptive rules, and process-based "best technology" standards.

However, a number of challenges imposed by the reduced social cues effects of the narrow bandwidth media being used gave the impression that group development was in some way retarded compared to face-to-face groups.

The ligation-induced vascular neointimal formation and adventitial proliferation, but not lumen narrowing and media expansion, were completely prevented in age-matched uPA KO mice.

The premium that investors demand for holding Greek bonds rather than benchmark German Bunds narrowed on media reports or rumors of an imminent European bailout, or of Chinese interest in Greek debt.

Since 2004, the Best-Dressed List has been organized and published by Vanity Fair, and the field of possible choices is perhaps more narrow, more media-addicted than it was in the day of Eleanor Lambert, the fashion publicist who mothered the list for 63 years.

Today, Butler's establishment has been driven from power by an even narrower, political-media caste.