Sentence examples for have more press from inspiring English sources
It is believed to have more press officers than EDF itself.
"Charlie Baker is able to tell it like it is, but he's got to have more press and be more vocal about what the governor is doing wrong".
Countries that have popular, well-funded public service broadcasters encounter less rightwing extremism and corruption and have more press freedom, a report from the European Broadcasting Union has found.
Midtown Festival The Fringe may have more press attention, more shows and more rags-to-riches success stories (see "Urinetown"), but the organizers of the Midtown International Theater Festival, now five years old, says it has three advantages: location, location and location.
"I had more press conferences than I did when I went in the Hall of Fame".
Photobucket execs were in a chipper mood today when I spoke to them, noting that traffic to the site is way up and that they've had more press attention in the last 24 hours than in the last year combined.
The New York Times, for example, has more presses in its printing plants in the New York area than it needs, to allow for maintenance.
They have more money, more press support and a simpler message than Labour.
These days, regulators have more power to press ahead in the face of any opposition.
This way you'll have more time to press Record.
Slows Bar BQ owner Phil Cooley or Quicken billionaire Dan Gilbert (both whose names appear in iterations of the meme) are all "white guys" who have had far more press and more impact (and therefore, have maybe earned more derision).
