Sentence examples for fierce press from inspiring English sources

IT'S time for the warning, time to remind the outsiders running for president all about fearsome New York, with its booby-trapped politics, internecine warfare, fierce press corps.

The Swedish lifestyle and furniture giant Ikea came under fierce press and government criticism yesterday after it emerged the company had removed all images of women from the Saudi Arabian edition of its catalogue.

Israeli society — and the fierce Israeli press — is as direct and self-critical as the Vatican is baroque and reluctant to address its own failings in public.

He may be known as the king of romcoms but Hugh Grant is also Hacked Off Hugh, a fierce campaigner against press intrusion and strongly pro-privacy.

They can, but it will take a fierce full court press to do it.

Third, his administration is notorious for its fierce message management, restrictive press access and undisguised hostility to nettlesome journalists of all media and stripes.

The first is that the scandal may well change the shape of News Corp in ways that are less than ideal; the other is that it could knock the stuffing out of Britain's fierce, messy and vital press by provoking over-regulation.

The menacing Taarabt saw Vorm tip his curling strike wide as the game flowed from end to end, and Williams made a fantastic clearing header from Traore's fierce cross as Rangers pressed for a winner which their second-half superiority would have merited.

Instead, Zuckerberg outlined his strategy with such depth and bravado that the typically fierce interviewer Michael Arrington seemed pressed back on his heels, having to repeatedly ask to "unpack" the Facebook CEO's statements.

Injunctions scattered the nation's newsdesks like so much confetti and everyone – including the tabloid press's fiercest critics – became united in the view that there was absolutely no justification for a ragtag bunch of celebs (overwhelmingly rich, white men) to misuse the courts in such a way, merely to spare their blushes.

The firestorm in the Turkish press was so fierce that he briefly left the country.