Sentence examples for mass press from inspiring English sources

He holds rather genial mass press conferences once or twice a week.

Clark writes of "the chaotic intervention of monarchs, ambiguous relationships between civil and military, adversarial competition among key politicians in systems characterised by low levels of cabinet solidarity, compounded by the agitations of a critical mass press against a background of intermittent crisis and heightened tension over security issues".

His most recent book is "Sex Science Self: A Social History of Estrogen, Testosterone, and Identity" (U Mass Press).

About this time a mass popular press also developed, though at this stage a Sunday press only, in the form of Lloyd's News and Reynolds's Weekly Newspaper.

I'm among a mass of press at Google's San Francisco headquarters for a special Google Labs press event.

For the poor and powerless, against whom the mass circulation press commits its most pernicious libels, the law still provides inadequate protection.

He was trying to get the mass of press people to draw back from the edge of the pit and, when he started to throw ears and stalks of corn, Khrushchev, picking up silage, was clearly amused.

When you have a critical mass of press coverage, then suddenly everyone becomes aware of your presence.

In the Victorian era, when erotica first met photography and then the mass printing press, porn ("smut") was downright gleeful.

In the Victorian era, when erotica met photography and the mass printing press for the first time, porn or smut, as it was called was downright gleeful.

A person's decision to adopt an innovation is influenced by Mass media (press, mail shots), which can raise awareness Interpersonal influence (by champions, opinion leaders, for example), which can change people's attitudes towards adoption Organisations may be more or less innovative.