Sentence examples for outlets based from inspiring English sources
In some ways, coverage of New Jersey races is a perennial problem: The races often get second-tier coverage from news outlets based in New York and Philadelphia.
Over three courses at the lunch, Mr. Sarkozy held forth on the shortcomings of others, according to the newspaper Libération and other French news outlets, based on the accounts of opposition legislators who attended.
A telephone poll of 600 Haitian-Americans conducted this month for New California Media, a network of ethnic news outlets based in San Francisco, found that 52percentt believed Mr. Aristide should stay in office, with older respondents and those who did not speak fluent English most likely to support him.
The suit caused consternation among first amendment activists concerned that the ability of a billionaire to use the courts, in secret, to destroy media outlets based on a private grievance – Gawker had previously outed Thiel as gay – would have a depressive effect on freedom of the press.
The rumors have been widely reported by a number of news outlets based on unknown sources.
A model is introduced for weighting different types of food outlets based on the types of food products offered to potential customers.
Two weeks ago, Loomer left Project Veritas for the Rebel, a video-heavy outlet based in Canada.
Earlier this year, Khodorkovsky opened negotiations to become an investor in Meduza, the new media outlet based in Riga.
It bans foreign firms and individuals from owning more than 20% of any media outlet based in the country.
"Virtually every news outlet, based on public opinion polling, created the expectation and standard that John Kerry would have a big victory," he said.
John Tinkham, a k a the Firewood Guy, sells everything from oak to white birch from his Web outlet based in Londonderry, N.H., but when it comes to his own wood stove, he is sold on hickory.
