Sentence examples for competent press from inspiring English sources

If the work is good enough to engage a new audience, the bricks and mortar hardly matter; what's necessary is feasible ticket prices and a competent press campaign.

He did, after all, give a spectacularly competent press conference this week, where he defined a few things and framed a few things that truly needed it.

Admitting the executive order is in fact a Muslim ban is obviously not in the best interest of the administration, but perhaps a more competent press secretary wouldn't have undermined himself by telling a group of students that "the ban deals with seven countries" the day prior.

This sample release makes unnecessary work for media people, and instead of going through all that trouble just to try to make sense of an incompetent press release, a media person is more likely to just trash it and use a competent press release instead.

Suppose that these candidates all woke up one morning and found themselves surrounded by competent strategists, press handlers, pollsters and information technologists.

Miller, J. F. A. P., and Osoba, D., The Nature and Origin of the Immunologically Competent Cell (in the press).

Glen Hansard's "Pressing On" is fully competent and only sometimes inspired, and Hannah Cohen's "Covenant Woman" is beautiful but too ethereal.

They want honest, competent police (the brutal murder of a press photographer in January still echoes powerfully).

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.

There are plenty of reasons why Theresa May's press conference in Hangzhou, while perfectly competent in most ways, was not the most assured performance of her two-month premiership.

"I choose to judge him by the work he's done for me, for the government and for the country and he has run the Downing Street press office in a professional and competent and good way".