Sentence examples for deserved press from inspiring English sources

TuneCore, a startup that lets musicians break out of the label world and publish their music directly to online distribution channels like iTunes and Amazon, has been on a tear lately with some excellent and well deserved press coverage.

But last year's The Seer received a lot of (much deserved) press and the band has certainly tapped into an entire new generation of listeners.

Stollery follows in the footsteps of many who've dabbled in the emerging 3D format, notably Catherine Wales, whose Project DNA collection received its fair share of deserved press.

Authorities said Goodman didn't deserve press protections because her opinions made her an "activist" instead of a journalist.

Lanny Davis statement continued, "If she had asked all blacks to go back to Africa, what would White House Correspondents Association position be as to whether she deserved White House press room credentials -- much less a privileged honorary seat?" Our defender of illegal coups knows very well this is not analogous.

"To tell you the truth," she says now, weary of the subject, "I didn't deserve the press I got.

He added that Mr. White "deserves more press than he gets and he can back it up on the plate too".

Thankfully, such codes are largely unthinkable in the United States, where journalists like Wolff enjoy, and deserve, strong press protections under the first amendment.

And even accounting for its attempts at self-sabotage detailed above, women's beach volleyball doesn't deserve the press it gets.

Joan Smith, Hacked Off's executive director, said: "The public deserves a press regulator which enforces high editorial standards; which is willing to have its effectiveness assessed by a panel independent of the industry; and which is effective for the public.

These achievements do not get the recognition they deserve but press coverage is the not the measure of greatness.