Sentence examples for news exposure from inspiring English sources
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's unexpected victory in New Hampshire won her the most news exposure, with 37percentt of print and television stories predominantly about her.
Holder made the announcement in his weekly video message, a relatively new feature apparently designed to get the attorney general additional news exposure.
We can live in neighborhoods, pick workplaces, choose universities and design our news exposure in a way that feeds ideological ghettoization and identity politics.
But Scotty Ballan got his first news exposure on Wednesday and walked to the lectern wearing a black Foreman T-shirt with Brooklyn written in Cyrillic letters in the front, a blue blazer, baggy shorts and a Yankee cap.
Yet Mr. Ferrell is aware that despite decades of political theater -- with Rich Little impersonating President Richard M. Nixon and Vaughn Meader as President John F. Kennedy -- perhaps no other comedic bits have had more national news exposure than those performed on "Saturday Night Live" by Mr. Ferrell as Mr. Bush and by Mr. Hammond as Al Gore during the election.
In a 2012 survey, participants who only watched Fox News were less likely to correctly answer questions about domestic or international events than viewers of any other news source (NPR, Sunday political shows, The Daily Show, talk radio, MSNBC, or CNN), or even people with no news exposure.
9 Oregon 2000 RECORD -- 10-2 While boosters mounted a nationwide billboard campaign for the Heisman Trophy candidacy of quarterback Joey Harrington, the school considered revolutionary new restrictions against news media exposure.
Beyond a reimagined version of the News Feed, you can select from sections like Headlines (world news), Tech, Exposure (photography), Ideas (long-form takes on a different topic each day), and meme channels like Cute and LOL.
The news media exposure led to a supermarket stampede.
But in 1958, neither college nor professional sports enjoyed the news media exposure they do today.
But with minimal sponsorship and news media exposure, all have their work cut out for them.
