Sentence examples for prized media from inspiring English sources

Rupert Murdoch has now flown in to London as the scandal that began with phone hacking now threatens to engulf another of his prized media brands.

Vivendi, which began life as a water utility but now owns prized media assets like Universal Studios, has been struggling to knock down rumors about its health and to find the right tone to strike in its communications with investors in the wake of the Enron collapse.

Mr. Pogue's departure comes as technology coverage has become increasingly prized by media companies.

The exhibit earned him prizes, media attention, and the opportunity to exhibit his work at other galleries throughout the Midwest.

He had the fortune to fall in love with Ms. Farrell at a time when the news media prized discretion, though it was widely rumored that the two were having an affair.

While prizing the social media platform as a powerful device to promote their shows, executives nonetheless complain that Twitter has given rise to a new journalistic culture of snark that encourages incivility, cheap shots and a pile-on mentality, often at the expense of providing meaningful context and analysis.

"Putting careers in highly prized jobs – in the arts, media, fashion, finance and law – out of reach for huge numbers of highly able young people [is] not fair.

The enormous, Stirling prize-winning media centre stares down at the Victorian pavilion from the opposite end.

All services will be available to everybody in the community, not just criminal defendants.In this section Branding Texas A tree grows in Brooklyn Larry Summers's little prize Can media kill?

He's neater than he used to be as well, with his shirt-tail now tucked in much of the time.In this section Branding Texas A tree grows in Brooklyn Larry Summers's little prize Can media kill?

Then I think, no, of course, the poor man must just be so accustomed by now to the carousel of plaudits and prizes and media demands, he has reached the glaze of autopilot.