Sentence examples for of media time from inspiring English sources

Prostitution may be another target; a crackdown has driven it from hotels into private homes.Despite a flood of media time spent in advance, for once justifying it, the new tax has angered the middle classes, normally unhappy but resigned.

Even as people attend fewer movies, an astonishment of media time and energy is now lavished on the Oscars, and the parade of award ceremonies that function as a seemingly endless warm-up act for them.

THE Partnership for a Drug-Free America will introduce today an ad campaign focusing on the drug Ecstasy and backed by the largest donation of media time it has received.

I have decided that the only solution to choosing how to vote is to narrow the whole field of issues down to one: a matter of immediate and lasting importance, one that gets plenty of media time, but is still not taken seriously enough by our elected representatives.

The popularity of Big Brother may be baffling to some, but it is entertainment with a capital E. The exposure of 10 fit, egotistical young people to the rigours of superstardom, character assasination and CCTV in the lavvies is a far more edifying use of media time and space than the disgraceful naming and shaming carried out by certain tabloid newspapers.

One contest alone, the race to unseat Representative Rush Holt in the 12th District, is expected to cost the participants a total of $4 million, which Mr. Holt attributes not only to the perpetually high cost of media time in the state but also to "the fact that I probably have the biggest bull's-eye on my back of any member of Congress".

Expect this one to mellow out a bit over the course of the next couple of media time-outs.

Your business does have unique qualities that may call for more direct sales, say, at the expense of lots of social media time.

So consumers, he concluded, are ahead of their time, with the internet getting 25% of their media time but only 8% of the money spend on advertisements.

Mobile now represents 65percentt of digital media time (Marketing Land); 86percentt of this time on phones is spent in apps (AdWeek).

A fifth of our media time is this kind of "simultaneous" consumption.