Sentence examples for an ongoing press from inspiring English sources

However, the Italian prime minister did not emerge unscathed from an ongoing press furore about his private life: his 35% of the vote was down from his general election showing last year, and less than the 45% he had predicted.Overall, the European Parliament will look a different place after these elections.

Mini Dow futures +1.1% March 4, 2014 11.04am GMT Putin: Market reaction is 'temporary and tactical' state of affairs Photograph: BBC News 24 Vladimir Putin has described the turmoil in the financial markets as a tactical and temporary state of affairs, during his ongoing press conference on Ukraine (live on Sky News now, and streamed here).

"It is of paramount importance to myself and the A4e board that the ongoing press speculation is laid to rest as quickly as possible, and I believe this independent review will answer the concerns raised over recent weeks".

Amazon in its ongoing press conference has hinted at some improvements to the Kindle Fire software.

A cursory glance at the documents doesn't seem to indicate there's much new information in them, as related to the ongoing press coverage of the PRISM program as it stands now – the names of major tech companies like Yahoo or Microsoft are not mentioned, for example, nor is there a direct reference to "PRISM".

Dolan knows he would get bashed, for certain, but he can take heart in an ongoing Asbury Park Press on-line poll in which 55percentt of respondents blame YES for the impasse, with only 40percentt blaming Cablevision.

It's an ongoing process.

This is an ongoing process.

Zell mentioned to Gray that there had been recent reports in the press of an ongoing Justice Department inquiry into possible anticompetitive practices among Wall Street's powerful private-equity firms.

On the McCanns: By the summer of 2007 what begun as a sympathetic approach by the press to an ongoing personal tragedy had altered... Like the Dowlers, the McCanns were treated as if they were a commodity in which the public, and by extension the press, had an interest or stake that effectively trumped their individual rights to privacy, dignity or basic respect.

The current scenario, in which the police are investigating the potential disclosure by a police officer to a journalist of details of an ongoing investigation into police and press misconduct, seems distant from the facts of Shayler, which was about an ex-spook.