Sentence examples for the media values from inspiring English sources
"There is an inflation in rugby across the board with the media values coming into it – BT are putting huge amounts in," he said.
The writer, Skander Halim, and the director, Marcos Siega, set the movie at a private school in Beverly Hills, and the kids are generic: they're good-looking, spoiled, manipulative, and so completely immersed in the media values of fame and celebrity that nothing else matters to them.
"We feel that playing in Scotland, a country of five million people, and the media values that gives, is restrictive, not just for Celtic but any Scottish club.
The media value of those views is off the charts.
But General Clark has maximized the media value of his court appearance and official break from campaigning.
The media value of the event was, on paper, strictly limited: Pope Benedict XVI was due to fix a date for the canonisation of the 15th century Otranto martyrs, but that was about it.
The N.H.L. estimated that the media value for the distribution of all Stanley Cup advertising — during the playoffs and finals — across all broadcast, digital and social media platforms was between $25 million and $35 million.
In a recent poll of Britain's elite female athletes by BT Sport, 67% said they feared that the public and the media valued their appearance over their sporting achievements.
To be exact, General Sentiment's report contends that BP has lost $949,071,279 in total media value since April, with the media value cost of each gallon spilled in the Gulf at $6.66.
The equivalent media value of the air time and online inventory being devoted to the campaign — on other MTV Networks properties in addition to Comedy Central — is being estimated at $10 million.
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