Sentence examples for decent press from inspiring English sources

Narcissists never get a decent press.

Having gone out of the Challenge Cup at Huddersfield the week before, McDermott gave a thoroughly decent press conference.

There is a vivid line in that charter, where it discusses the powers that the managing board of a decent press self-regulator ought to have.

He sketched out a dismal portrait of the Kiev scene: 'There's no good music radio at all, no decent music press, and no viable music industry because the population is so poor and CDs sell for two dollars each.' Paul Miazga, the senior editor at a Kiev newspaper, suggested that poverty and political isolation had helped to ravage the cultural landscape.

Let's analyze the situation: Passpack has a working and cheap product, revenue growing every month, a committed team, decent international press coverage and recently launched a desktop version to take on its competitors.

Western Daily Press Decent site with a strong independent voice, plus occasional special reports.

The startup came out of stealth mode in January to a decent amount of press coverage, promoting its service as a kind of Quora-meets-Klout proposition: you ask questions, and they get answered by experts or "influencers" in the relevant field using some algorithms created by Beepl to connect those questions to the right people.

His one-man poop crusade has had a decent amount of press over the years.

His one-man poop crusade has gotten a decent amount of press over the years.

Webber made a decent start but pressed the button at 99.5km/h rather than the requisite 100km/h, which means it doesn't work.

Democracy is well-entrenched, with regular elections, a vibrant press, generally decent courts and strong institutions.