Sentence examples for cause press from inspiring English sources

To make your presidential agenda seem a cause, press mere speech into full song!

But in that brief time, Mr. Clinton managed to raise more than $500,000 for the Democratic cause, press a volatile issue that is making Republicans squirm and thumb his nose at Gov. George W. Bush of Texas without even uttering his name.

However, in February 2014, just seven months before the Umbrella Movement began, thousands protested in the name of a different cause: press freedom.

One British Vogue shoot, from June 1993, shot by Moss's long-time collaborator, photographer Corinne Day, depicting the model in her knickers and a vest, caused press outrage.

Donald Trump's barrage of angry tweets and insults against members of the "disgusting," "incompetent," "irrelevant," "worthless," "nasty," "failing," "pure scum," "boring," "dumb," "total disaster," "sick," "garbage," "fake news" media has already caused press freedom in America to suffer, according to Reporters Without Borders.

The US Navy, however, also exaggerated the damage it inflicted, which was to cause the press to treat its reports of Midway with more caution.

Her impassive demeanor caused the press to label her a coldblooded incarnation of evil.

"But Richard," I sputter, mentally cursing Jet for causing his press paranoia.

But the impact on government policy and public opinion caused by press coverage of the Syrian refugee crisis showed that newspapers still have the capability to surprise.

More than 1,000 complaints are made by 7pm, causing the press watchdog's website to crash for most of the afternoon.

If there is one thing that caused the press to come under the Leveson microscope, it was a culture of reckless disrespect for individual privacy.