Sentence examples for poor press from inspiring English sources
Poor press coverage is one explanation.
Maybe the pitch had received a poor press.
Roman art has had poor press since the 18th century.
Gaming communities, indeed online communities in general, have had poor press over recent days.
Despite the poor press around the cull, the Government has announced that it plans to continue with and expand the practice.
To say that Romania has had a poor press in Britain is a bit like saying that Nicolae Ceauşescu was slightly to the left of Jeremy Corbyn.
Furthermore, our data suggest that poor quality press releases were worse than no press release being issued: fundamental information was less likely to be reported in newspaper stories when it was missing from the press release than where no press release was issued at all (although the findings were generally not statistically significant).
And, he added, "Pity the poor WH press aide who would try to tell Helen, 'You can't stand there.' " In the Watergate era, she was a favorite late-night confidante of Martha Mitchell, the wife of John N. Mitchell, Mr. Nixon's attorney general and campaign official.
Poor countries pressed hard for a 1.5C temperature rise limit in the text.
One poor wretch, pressed against the car window at a Delhi traffic light, tries to change a dollar bill she presumably cadged off a tourist.
Mr. Huber resigned on Feb. 25 after shareholders, upset with the company's poor performance, pressed the board to make changes.
