Sentence examples for intense press from inspiring English sources

The liaison provoked intense press interest.

Her personal life has been the focus of intense press scrutiny.

Because of the intense press coverage, judges long ago barred participants from public statements, so neither lawyer would discuss strategy.

Consider first of all that we are talking about a trial held in open court and subject to intense press coverage.

Two months later, however, he decided not to take up the post after intense press attention on his past business dealings and private life.

Intense press scrutiny didn't seem to agree with Prince, who shunned interviews and in 1985 announced his retirement from live performing.

This was following intense pressure by the press, who'd begun accusing the increasingly unhinged Jones of fraud and sexual abuse.

The press is under intense pressure to accept Lord Justice Leveson's recent recommendations for reform and yesterday saw a flurry of activity designed to show willingness to implement the proposals.

Since Mr. Thaksin took office, the press has come under intense pressure from the government.

Clarence Mitchell, speaking outside Gerry and Kate McCann's home in Rothley, Leicestershire, confirmed he had resigned from a senior post in the civil service to handle the intense international press interest in the case of Madeleine, who vanished while on holiday with her family in Portugal.

Douglas won, but the debate's focus on slavery drew intense national press coverage and pushed Lincoln to national prominence and the White House just two years later.