Sentences with phrase «little media pressure»

But regardless of how little media pressure there was over the allegations, the criticisms in City Hall were more severe.

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Moreover, there's little the media companies can do to pressure Facebook — if one of them decides to quit, Facebook can simply replace them with someone else; it already has the Guardian, National Geographic on board, and others are no doubt waiting in the wings.

One thing I noticed which is to advantage of Chambers is the fact that english Media are not over hyping him at least NOT yet, and this can only be to his advantage to grow with little or no pressure.

this is our biggest problem complacency every time our players come out in media like this and say something outrageous I start feeling little feared because it unnecessarily invites pressure on you so Theo you r playing well and do all the talking on pitch not on cameras also players should be banned to talk to media before games over the last year or so there has been this pattern where a player would come out before and say we will do this that and on match day they suck

Thanks in part to the building pressures of social media to share the perfect shot that captures the perfect little slice of a perfect life, I've started to feel really silly, completely self - inflict angst whenever I'm out.

Social Media and today's technology makes it easier for them to meet other teens that they wouldn't have otherwise met, and, it's also giving them the tools to apply a little more pressure.

I dislike the pressure to be everywhere at once on social media, but I do enjoy short stints of Twitter (if I wear blinders to shade all the political butchery) and have started playing on Instagram just a little, because I have a lot of photography of my travels (and put my book covers up there too).

In the last few years we realised something important: there is a huge climate movement in Europe on the local and national levels, fighting for the environment, educating people on the environment, resisting dirty energy projects, promoting democratic clean energy... But there is very little cross-border connection between groups and movements, which allows decision makers and the media to water down the size and importance of our movements, and claim that there isn't enough public pressure for action on climate change.

It is hard to ignore that the prosecution bowed to a media - enhanced public image of the case and resulting political pressure whipped into a frenzy by attention - seeking politicians and activists who had little interest in the truth.