Sentence examples for a better press from inspiring English sources

My war gets a better press than Iraq, for no good reason that I can see.

Proportionalists tend to get a better press with their message of fairness, but fairness is multidimensional.

It may be Whitehall self-protection rather than journalistic outrageousness that is standing in the way of a better press.

The KRG has always got a better press than the Baghdad government, particularly since its oil boom got under way in the past five or six years.

In the 1930s some analysts tried to get a better press for a "healthy" adult narcissism which, they argued, underpinned a well-adjusted life.

Maybe what looks like a search for an excuse to abandon politics is just an attempt to buy a better press.

With slightly higher budgets, a little more formal assurance and a much better press agent, Jean Rollin might have taken his place in the pantheon of French cinéastes.

Bears, which get a far better press, are more dangerous.

And we need a much better press regulatory system.

The Warsaw uprising of 1944, one of the greatest catastrophes in Polish history, gets a much better press than Poland's role in destroying the evil empire.

A child of the television era, with a taste for showmanship, he knows how to use the media: he gets a far better press than the unpopular prime minister, Jean-Pierre Raffarin. Jean-Pierre Raffarin