Sentence examples for intensity of press from inspiring English sources
Professor Kushner also sees a difference in the intensity of press reporting: "In the 1930s, except in the first few months of internment when you did get daily coverage, you didn't get these reports every day.
A taste of the deranged intensity of the press onslaught on the Labour leader could be found on the front of the Daily Mail yesterday, which had him as a "Stalinist land grabber" over Labour's popular housing policies – as well as in Rupert Murdoch's leaked instructions to his British newspaper executives to be more aggressive in their defence of the government and attacks on Miliband.
"The intensity of the press does get to the players," said the 33-year-old.
The full-court-press intensity of ABC's campaign to win Mr. Letterman was perhaps most evident on that Wednesday, Feb. 27.
When I called him, Bray was (and still is) in the midst of a whirlwind press tour, the intensity of which seems to have come as something of a surprise to the former Occupy Wall Street organizer and longtime activist.
However, using functional transcranial Doppler ultrasound, we have shown that difficulty in both an auditory naming and a word generation task does not affect lateralisation or the intensity of activation (Badcock, Nye, & Bishop, in press).
Information was also disseminated by means of press releases and press conferences.
The intensity of journalism has been more severe - you [the press] are under pressure a lot more.
As for the intensity of the campaigns, John P. Feehery, Mr. Hastert's press secretary said, "people lobby very hard for room assignments".
An approach based on the Ritz formulation is proposed for the flexural vibration of a cylinder between the platens of the press with constraints varying with the intensity of the compression.
