Sentence examples for lobby may be from inspiring English sources

With destination dispatch, the wait in the lobby may be longer, but the trip is shorter.

"The gun lobby may be holding Congress hostage right now but they cannot hold America hostage," he said.

Judging from the National Rifle Association's clumsy news conference last week, the gun-rights lobby may be nearing a similar public relations cliff.

The green-carpeted lobby may be more Radisson than Ritz, but its 12 single rooms starting at $450 feature Bose stereos and flat-screen TVs, and chef-prepared kosher food is served on china.

"The gun lobby may be holding Congress hostage, but they can't hold America hostage," Obama said in a tweet that accompanied an official preview of the announcement due on Tuesday.

POLITICAL movements that depend on broad popular support but are driven by extremists can eventually become self-destructive — a lesson the Republican Party learned at great cost in November, and which the gun-rights lobby may be about to learn in the wake of the latest school shooting.

The report suggests that business lobbying may be a factor in the delays.

Those extra few months of lobbying may be lucrative for Mr. Cardoza, but what about the voters he left behind?

But while Tehran's hotel lobbies may be teeming with foreign businessmen, ordinary Iranians are looking ahead to more tangible improvements.

If Washington's poisoned political climate can produce such an outcome, perhaps it is time to acknowledge that lobbying may be reaching its limits.

As health professionals may even themselves become the target of attacks [ 27], professional training in marketing and lobbying may be needed.