Sentence examples for because of the press from inspiring English sources

"Did you lose weight because of the press?" "No".

Heiss told me that his trial has been delayed because of the press surrounding Schaefer's case.

It's become a big deal because of the press but, for us, it's nothing really.

Even the prime minister was unable to reach the coffin to say his goodbyes because of the press of people.

He became a national figure not because of the press, or even primaries, but because of conventions.

Mr. Obama is not meeting one on one with any foreign leaders during an abbreviated visit to the United Nations because of the press of his campaign schedule.

The treatment I received seemed in part motivated by the Police Federation's fury at the government's proposals over their pay and conditions, and in part because elements of the press were furious over Leveson".

He dived heavily into high technology in the middle of 2000 "in part because of all the press it was getting," he said ruefully one rainy night as he waited outside the Benedum Center for the Performing Arts for a performance, appropriately enough, of "Les Misérables".

"George was just a member of the family to us and we actually had to move out of our house for three months because of all the press attention.

"When Cuil launched, they rocketed up 1percentt at the beginning because of all the press, but they fell right back down, because people weren't happy with the results," Mr. Cullen said.

That's principally because of what the press will do with it at the national level, not because it comes out any worse.