Sentence examples for vigorous media from inspiring English sources

By and large, British citizens are well served by our vigorous media culture.

It is worth paying the price of some excess for the general good of having a vigorous media.

The point I made was in the long run a free and vigorous media are good for democracy, are good for security, and are good for stability.

Woodford, who has maintained a vigorous media profile since he was fired by Olympus soon after he spoke out, is also calling for better protection for whistleblowers.

A vigorous media, the criticisms over the Bin Laden killing, and the military's failure to mount a coup in recent weeks, signal that things may be changing in Pakistan, they say.

In addition to influencing public opinion, the campaign's vigorous media outreach is also important for reaching the many fast food workers spread across the country.

"In Lancashire they are miles ahead of the government, they are leafleting streets, going on local radio, there's a very vigorous social media campaign".

After a vigorous social media campaign, Dawson topped a shortlist entirely nominated by teens (Cathy Cassidy, Beth Reekles, Holly Smale, Cassandra Clare, Veronica Roth, John Green, S.C. Ransom, Tonya Hurley, and Natasha Farrant) to join an illustrious cast of previous winners including Louise Rennison, Cathy Cassidy and Maureen Johnson.

Even as the Kremlin has pursued a more vigorous international media strategy this week, it has also turned to a classic tactic, citing what it contends is the West's bias to stir up nationalism in Russia.

The Kings have a tough job getting attention in a Los Angeles market dominated by the N.B.A. Lakers and an up-and-coming Clippers Several years ago, the team began using its Web site more aggressively, hiring the longtime Kings beat writer Rich Hammond to write articles about the team and it has now added a vigorous social media effort.

Loesch's vigorous social-media jousting with detractors, who thought she'd threatened at one point in the video to "fist" the Times, helped boost traffic.