Sentence examples for press and more from inspiring English sources

The Duke of Parma gave him a larger press and more independence; he no longer had to confine himself to the duke's projects.

My reckoning is that cries for more responsible journalism should be focused less on the lay press and more on the medical journals that publish scientifically suspect studies.

And in the light of what happened at Charlie Hebdo, it is standing up, in particular, for freedom of the press, and more generally freedom of expression.

In September, the Reporters Committee on Freedom of the Press and more than two dozen media organizations asked the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board, an independent federal body, to look into these questions and report their findings publicly.

The rest of the day filled with press and more photos -- Diary, don't ever let anyone tell you getting your picture taken by a professional isn't the most fun a boy could have!

In these past weeks, scores of news stories, feature articles and editorials about "The New Yorker" have appeared in the press, and, more important, a flood of letters has reached us here--letters that have made one thing clear: "The New Yorker" matters to its readers in a special and very personal way.

It's a refreshing, friendly mix of artists' books from small presses and more mainstream titles, selected for their beauty.

As developers hinted for months and eventually proved on camera, the software is aware of SMS content, secure web traffic, contacts, key presses, and more.

"Charlie Baker is able to tell it like it is, but he's got to have more press and be more vocal about what the governor is doing wrong".

In 2007, she began staging sit-ins in front of Yemen's Parliament and cabinet buildings, demanding greater press freedoms and more humane treatment for marginalized groups.

Then there are hackathons, press events, and more lame parties than one can possibly attend.