Sentence examples for challenging press from inspiring English sources

In Thailand, Mr. Thaksin, a wealthy businessman with a thin skin who became prime minister, has made a concerted effort to tame what he sees as a challenging press.

The drone hovering over the solar panel was the first time that 250 people in one place had performed a live industrial inspection using 360-degree, 4K video, Intel said, making this the most technically challenging press conference it had ever run, but it's not clear whether this is a one-off high water mark or new bar for what we will expect to see in all conferences of the future.

Like Kennedy, they had over-the-top charisma, "now" style, could engage in clever, off-the-cuff banter with a challenging press corps, and were cool, competent citizens of the world.

Margaret Curran said she could "easily challenge" press reports about her relations with the former Scottish Labour leader.

Why would DeWine, who has always had a pragmatic, fair-minded approach to immigration, sign onto a lawsuit that's not only frivolous, but reads more like a factually challenged press release than a well-reasoned legal complaint?

[More laughter.] JAV: How are bloggers continually challenging the press?

It was finally published by Challenge Press, which also issued his second novel, "That Girl from Boston," in 1962.

Informational continuity and clarity of accountability for the patient as they progress through the diagnostic pathway poses remarkable challenges (Press, 2014).

And I challenge the press and media to stop publishing the companies' press releases or what some actress is wearing at the next opening, but actually investigate -- if you can still remember how.

Mr. Axelrod also challenged the press to look closely at her legislative achievements.

The story underlines the need for a regulatory mechanism to challenge the press and to require it to justify itself.