Sentence examples for broader range of press from inspiring English sources

While Mrs. Romney is doing most interviews with her husband, Mrs. Obama has agreed to a broader range of press interviews with and without her husband.

Sitting at a conference table almost too full with cast members of I Can Do Bad All By Myself, the mulit-hyphenated Tyler Perry came to Manhattan to offer a lively Q&A session with a broad range of press people.

Reporters from a broad range of established press agencies, the Associated Press to Fox News, have been labelled by U.S. officials as traitors and/or in violation of laws in providing support to terrorist organizations.

Although there has never been an independent press in revolutionary Cuba, citizens had access to a broader range of ideas and viewpoints before a paper shortage forced a dramatic cutback in publications last October.

Bateman (2011: 52) presses the need for "more empirically grounded analysis of a broader range of multimodal documents" in order to verify or disprove Kress and van Leeuwen's interpretations of the composition of information value.

Zingales, who is now researching a broader range of corporate scandals, acknowledges the media's role in uncovering them (eventually) and the impact the business press has on corporate governance by imposing a reputational cost on miscreant executives and companies.

Computers allow musicians to produce a broader range of sounds.

Other services are available for a broader range of drivers.

Instead, reCAPTCHA now looks at a broader range of clues.

Same idea here, but with a broader range of meaning.

At the government level, you have to look at the broader range of the population.