Sentence examples for because the press does from inspiring English sources

A proper debate on anything contentious is impossible because the press does pretty much what it is told.

Or perhaps it's because the press doesn't feel it's necessary to highlight women as angel investors.

"I used to say that in a speech and everybody was surprised, because the press doesn't tell it like it is".

I don't know how any of these guys can go on TV and defend such a plan (they only get away with it because the press doesn't ask probing questions that would expose the hypocrisy).

In part, this is because I think the press does have an effect, if only a marginal one, on people's moods and opinions (and via that mechanism, on market prices).

Mary McLemore Pike Road, Ala., July 2, 2006 Just because The Times can print information because of freedom of the press doesn't mean it always should.

"Just because people have been chatting in the press does not necessarily mean they are the front-runners.

And his move from Spurs to Arsenal in 2001 was such a dramatic event, in part, because the press didn't know a thing about it until the deal was done; unthinkable discretion in a gossip-rippled sport, made possible because Campbell let no peers in on the secret.

"The voters will do what the voters will do, but it must not be, cannot be because the press did not do enough".

The press did not understand, because it did not want to and because I had criticized them.

"We all know that there are things the press don't report because of security concerns.