Sentence examples for considerable press from inspiring English sources
The protests attracted considerable press coverage.
"It is obviously a matter which has considerable press interest.
I have met McCutcheon at very short notice and so have not gone through all her considerable press cuttings.
Her various efforts to raise awareness about veganism have received considerable press over the years, including the title of the world's sexiest vegetarian by PETA in 2004.
There has already been considerable press coverage of objections to the changes proposed for Eero Saarinen's T.W.A. Flight Center, including the demolition of the two satellite terminals.
"I bear in mind... that this is the case of a minor, facing the prospect of considerable press scrutiny from a tabloid newspaper".
He was clearly under considerable pressure not to press his concerns to a vote.
She's utterly surrounded by bank bosses and the heads of vast financial institutions, with no press oversight, and considerable pressure upon her not to speak publicly about the discussions.
The considerable negative press has unnerved executives at HarperCollins.
Others — who have received considerable Western press coverage — have taken to calling for the Islamic Republic's replacement with an (ostensibly secular) "Iranian Republic".
When we think of "big science," we think of research in subatomic particle physics, the Human Genome Project, the "war on cancer," all of which received considerable public press.
