Sentence examples for press and bad from inspiring English sources

As a trade-off, you get a tremendous amount of stress, bad press and bad publicity, and to top it all off, you get no grandchildren from it," Ms. Gautier went on.

Using papers had been given to the Lesbian Herstory Archives after her death in 1995 (the recognition-starved Calomiris had saved just about everything correspondence with the FBI, journalists, and fans; newspaper clippings of both good press and bad), Davis takes as balanced a view as one possibly can of the photog turned fink, but Calomiris doesn't come off well.

Using papers that had been given to the Lesbian Herstory Archives after her death in 1995 (the recognition-starved Calomiris had saved just about everything correspondence with the FBI, journalists, and fans; newspaper clippings of both good press and bad), Davis takes as balanced a view as one possibly can of the photog turned fink, but Calomiris doesn't come off well.

Wertenbaker told the Guardian: "I've had bad press nights and bad reviews but I've never had the sense that the critics were too tired to engage.

Positive employee reviews: "The challenges we face in the wake of press mentions and bad actors abusing our platform causes us to band together and focus in on fixing problems".

Yet, even its primitive effects sparked vanity-press books and bad documentaries claiming that Stanley Kubrick photographed Neil Armstrong's moon walk in the Southwest.

Nothing but a headache and bad press and reputational damage".

But he said he would not obsess over polls and bad press.

The gold bugs have a handy explanation: gold is a victim of market manipulation and bad press.

OWN is seeking noise-making shows as it heads into its third year on cable television, having sustained poor ratings and bad press in its first two years.

Attention is arguably something that CNN could use more of, having suffered through a period of low ratings performance and bad press.