Sentence examples for adverse press from inspiring English sources

The official also expressed concern that if Buckingham Palace was given money from the fund it would lead to "probable adverse press coverage".

"I also feel a bit uneasy about the probable adverse press coverage if the palace were given a grant at the expense of say a hospital.

Rowling threatened legal action for infringement, but after much adverse press from fans she relented and allowed the publication to go ahead.

And yes, there has been adverse press suggesting they then manipulate markets and press, to convince shareholders to withdraw their money to drop the share price, so they can then make their money.

They spoke of their concern that adverse press coverage could be "damaging" for causes the two trusts support - and said protecting these causes was their primary concern.

Of adverse press publicity she observed: "Like royalty, I simply do not complain".

A very long time ago, in the Alien and Sedition Acts of 1798, the federal government tried to punish adverse comments made by the press about its actions.

"We wish we knew!" But ReadCube had no impact on profits, according to a press release: "The trial had no adverse implications for subscription-based journals either in terms of institutional business or individual article sales".

Unfortunately, the lead Lilly molecule, LY2886721, produced hepatic adverse effects in AD patients (13 June 2013, Lilly press release) which forced termination of the phase II study.

One of the original principles of teratology states that, "Susceptibility to teratogenesis varies with the developmental stage at the time of exposure to an adverse influence" [Wilson JG. Environment and Birth Defects. New York:Academic Press, 1973].

He did find however there had been "considerable adverse publicity in Sweden for Mr Assange, in the popular press, the television and in parliament".