Sentences with phrase «media terms»

In social media terms, the foods basically go viral.

Still, think about the 1988 presidential campaign: it was only 20 years ago, but in media terms, it now seems like an ancient, remote and alien era.

«Religious right» is a left wing media term, do not buy into it.

Let's clear the air on some of the most simple, yet common questions attorneys have about popular social media terms and platforms.

In crass media terms, having a lot of Trump coverage could be seen as an attempt to attract viewers and thus boost ratings numbers, rather than a biased political choice.

In some cases faith may easily be re-expressed in mass media terms and images.

In media terms Deeney had «slammed» the Hammers but in reality he had used the situation to motivate his teammates, and with great success you have to say.

There's an old media term called «above the fold.»

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It's the way those cartoonishly ridiculous media terms fail to encapsulate the sobering reality for small business owners like me: tomorrow is not guaranteed — for either owner or business.

However, due to the recent market dip and tighter regulations, prices in South Korea are now lower than in the United States — with South Korean media terming this new phenomenon the «hamburger premium.»

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Naturopathy and Homeopathy are actually two different things, although often in popular media the terms are used interchangeably.

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I follow all social media Terms Of Service and FTC guidelines in regards to what is permitted for giveaway entries.

Thirdly, they need to prepare their public communications for what will happen if there's no deal - or for when it simply looks like there'll be no deal (which in media terms will amount to the same thing).

Her Twitter account had only 170 followers, a pitifully low number in social media terms, and yet, by the time she landed, her name was part of the most popular topic trending on Twitter.

In traditional political / media terms, they don't matter.

Others described it in social media terms.

His critics enjoy the safety of knowing that exile — in parliamentary and media terms — involves being patted on the back by almost everyone else.

As one media analyst put it: «This is, in media terms, a rout.

When George Osborne was going through a difficult period, Ken picked up the reins in media terms and used his expertise and judgement to great effect.

In Parliamentary and media terms, Hillier was comatose in April.

And since all muscle is lean muscle (fat and muscle being two different tissues), then a long, lean muscle is a media term that has no real meaning.

Kevin Courtney, Joint General Secretary of the National Education Union, the largest education union in the UK, comments on the launch of a «jargon buster» to help children understand social media terms and conditions.

Tales of wild or exotic animal attacks are, in media terms, «sexy.»

This was started a long time ago in social media terms, by Isabelle Kenis of Isabelle's Travel Guide to share favourite beaches.

The sequence of pictures resulting from their date of production in the part of the exhibition dedicated to art after 1945 illustrates essential aspects of both the collection itself and painting after 1945: the opposition between figuration and abstraction and the extension of the classical canvas in media terms.

As the island's inhabitants voted in a referendum in 2002 to relocate the village to the nearby continent, the media termed them the first climate change refugees.

It must include information about the knowledge of all social media terms, systems, problem - solving of components, etc..

I have written in the past about the inclusion of social media terms in prenuptial agreements («prenups»).