Sentence examples for reputable media from inspiring English sources

For some reason, the Times ignored it in today's print edition, and so did many other reputable media outlets.

All of it has been reported in the last couple of weeks by what passes for reputable media in Russia — that is, sources that publish news that the Kremlin wants people to know.

All of it has been reported in the last couple of weeks by what passes for reputable media in Russia that is, sources that publish news that the Kremlin wants people to know.

But if Snapchat can go from sexting app to reputable media platform, then, seriously, anything is possible.

Within this dynamic, even reputable media outlets have an implicit incentive to prioritize flash over substance in order to drive clicks.

Since there aren't too many data points in the early stages of a startup, getting featured by a reputable media outlet (ideally national, but niche works too) will create another entry point for people to find out about your product or service.

Turns out it was Time.com and Politico, both well-financed, reputable news media organizations, that blithely stepped over the line and took what was not theirs.

"[It has] deliberately recruited reputable scientists, media experts and politicians to call on if their products were linked to possible hazards.

The push for "ground-up" democracy and justice, according to Al Ahram, Sharq al Awsat and other reputable Arab media outlets trumps any reversionary dalliance with largely discredited bin Ladenism.

Reputable news media outlets, along with historically less reputable outlets, have taken a serious liking to spreading negative images and videos involving young people (notably, young people of color) or reporting stories about young people with less-than-adequate contextual information.

In a "Cultural Strategy Report" on its website, the group outlined a broader objective of "ensuring regular and accurate coverage of nuclear issues in reputable and strategic media outlets" such as the Guardian, Salon, the Huffington Post or Pro Publica.