Sentence examples for overcome press from inspiring English sources

It does not overcome press hostility towards Labour's leader.

Members discuss ways to overcome bad press.

"Right now we need to overcome the negative press".

"If you look at the weather, you'll see why," said Dr. Norman E. Rosenthal, a clinical professor of psychiatry at Georgetown University and the author of "Winter Blues: Seasonal Affective Disorder; What It Is and How to Overcome It" (Guilford Press, 1998).

"The murderous actions of perverse and unrepresentative extremists will never overcome a free press which is so fundamental to the values of a democratic society".

I'm proud to say that we have done that". As some organizations struggle with the integrity of the fighters signed to their league and work to overcome the negative press that has accompanied some of their actions, the PFL has seemingly made an effort to employ people who will make news in the cage while limiting headlines outside of it.

When Antiochus was overcome, the Romans pressed harder upon Greece, and encompassed the Achaeans with their power; the popular leaders in the several cities yielded before them; and their power speedily, under the divine guidance, advanced to the consummation due to it in the revolutions of fortune.

" Press the stubborn pin with just enough pressure to overcome the downward pressure of the spring.

You will overcome, I believe that". Press TV said that the edition of The Real Deal that was criticised did involve a counter point of view through a telephone interview with the investigative reporter Jeff Steinberg.

It had little success, but that was not the fault of the artists who found themselves hard pressed to overcome the habits of bureaucracy.

Last year the audience prize for best motion picture went to Tom Hooper's "The King's Speech," starring Colin Firth as a stammering British royal pressed to overcome a speech disorder to rally his empire at war.