Sentence examples for multitude of press from inspiring English sources

Aided by its multitude of press allies it has succeeded in its aim of reducing the election to a personality contest, aided by most of the media at large.

The service has been attempting to address the multitude of bad press and subscriber base mutiny by recently launching a three-tiered pricing structure.

He was one of a multitude of reservists pressed into Iraq duty, many of them for jobs beyond their experience or abilities.

Mr. Franklin was all for providing a multitude of voices through his press.

In one of a multitude of recent articles in the liberal press about the dilemma of emigrating, columnist Zoya Svetova recalls arguments in her parents' kitchen during the late Soviet era, when people quarrelled over whether emigration was heroic or traitorous.

3 When Eumenes, however, observed that the wing was hard pressed by the multitude of mounted archers, he summoned the most lightly equipped of his cavalry from Eudamus, who had the left wing.

Our goal is to press the pause button on the multitude of regulations and rules, to give the industry time to digest them.

(The demo TI played at their press conference showed their processor running a multitude of tests about 100 seconds faster than one of their competitors).

To determine our list, we conversed with a multitude of industry experts, gathered data from industrial design organizations and scoured Factiva for press mentions in 2006.

We are used to technological advances and leapfrogging; Cubans will very like jump from an official press under the monopoly of a single party, to a multitude of media pushing to gain prominence.

Ultimately, a printing press cannot correct the flawed concept of a single currency for a multitude of different political cultures and economies.