Sentence examples for prominent outlets from inspiring English sources
And when the year-end lists of several prominent outlets with different demographics and agendas — the magazines Rolling Stone, Vibe and Spin; the Web sites Pitchfork and Stereogum — share the same winner, it almost certainly indicates intangibles at play.
She continued: "What media coverage there is from the more prominent outlets is a diversion instead of investigation.
The spreadsheet included accusations ranging from rape to sexual harassment to unwanted social media advances, and listed more than 70 people, many of whom had reportedly worked at prominent outlets.
Members of Congress from both parties were already making noise about investigating Flynn's ties to Russia as well as Russian interference in the election when, less than 24 hours later, multiple prominent outlets reported that people in Trump's orbit met repeatedly with Russian intelligence officials before the election.
Margaret Sullivan reported the paper of record's editors had been unaware of the massive story, despite the fact that much less prominent outlets apparently had the documents far enough in advance that they were able to prepare spiffy features about Mossack Fonseca.
A spate of positive press in prominent outlets like the New Yorker for Zephyr's candidacy, along with a steady drip of critical stories about how Cuomo hates interacting with other human beings not to mention all the corruption allegations left room for die-hard fans like myself and the few dozen people around me to hold out some hope.
It was the first and most prominent outlet to tout its scoop.
The unequal distribution of global wealth figured prominently in Davos discussions this year, and the report garnered coverage in prominent news outlets around the world.
The state now controls most of the prominent media outlets in Turkey.
On election day itself, there were denial-of-service attacks on prominent media outlets and on LiveJournal, the country's most important blogging platform.
The monitoring group blamed increased censorship and the practice of parachuting in presidential cronies to run the country's most prominent media outlets.
