Sentence examples for hyperactive press from inspiring English sources
In 2005, Wisconsin-Milwaukee upended Alabama with a hyperactive press.
But it is also a verdict on the modernisers' way of doing politics – the gimmicks, the hyperactive courting of the press, and the addiction, so damaging to Osborne in particular, to tactical positioning.
The pro-Brexit campaign groups are weaker: Leave Means Leave provided a backdrop for a Rees-Mogg speech earlier this week, but it has a skeleton operation, and puts out far fewer press releases than the hyperactive pro-remain groups.
A 2008 redux?, hyperactive political reporters (like me) pant, hyperactively.
What is more interesting is that the Western press has failed to mention the fact that Milosevic has been hyperactive on the diplomatic front.
For example, quinpirole may have made the rats hyperactive (thus increasing the encounter rate with the observing lever), may have induced baseline-dependent changes in lever-press rates (dopaminergic manipulations increasing low rates of responding and decreasing high rates of responding [54,55]), or may have induced an anxiogenic state in the rats.
By performing superbly, by racing into every challenge, by playing in a way that was almost hyperactive, a point was made – to multiple audiences, even if the post-game discourse was inevitably about players showing the press.
"He was very hyperactive.
"Hyperactive," he calls himself.
