Sentence examples for stubborn media from inspiring English sources
Much of his time at Google, particularly after the 2006 acquisition of YouTube, was spent persuading sometimes stubborn media companies to post clips of their shows or movies on its site.
It's not surprising that these outdated and false stereotypes persist, given their stubborn repetition in the media and across the internet.
And there's a misunderstanding of the nature of the mainstream media: a stubborn belief among activists that something that serves a fairly rigid set of fixed interests might somehow be co-opted to serve their cause.
She recalls covering the early days of AOL and seeing the "stubborn resistance by old media" to adapting to the changes.
But that would be perceived as bowing to media pressure, and stubborn president Perez is unlikely to be advocating such a bold decision to his embattled coach.
The review team cited UNAMID for its "stubborn" approach to releasing information to the media.
The media recession seems unwilling to relinquish its stubborn grip on the magazine industry.
They're as simple as Adams warned they could be stubborn: When John Kerry ran for president, he'd released to the media twenty years of his tax returns.
As a loud, stubborn, happily non-cool girl, I've grown accustomed to almost never seeing myself represented in media (except as a hairy, bra-burning punchline).
Most of all, there was a stubborn belief that, if Amina did exist, she, or someone who knew her personally, must be findable via social media.
