Sentence examples for press consumption from inspiring English sources

Reverend Paul Perkin, vicar for St Mark's in Battersea, is the next speaker deemed suitable for press consumption.

Two years later, the pioneering social research organisation Mass Observation conducted one of the first British studies of the interactions between newspapers and their readers, by scrutinising press consumption in libraries and other public places.

If there was any turf-wrestling, power-grabbing or tantrum-throwing in the Obama campaign, it was never for press consumption — in contrast to the campaigns of Hillary Clinton or John McCain, both of which (God love 'em) dished out all-you-can-eat buffets.

A character named Edward Kirby, we read, "was a zealous jogger whose clear eyes, lean face, trim stature and universally respected work ethic belied an undeserved reputation in the hostile Chicago press for excessive consumption of wine and beer".

However, there are several shortages in the current technologies of PG brick production, such as, indispensable using of cement, high pressure in press-forming, high energy consumption in autoclaving curing, and/or poor mechanical properties of bricks.

Pushed by such campaigns in the press, the per-capita consumption of cigarettes in the adult population of the United States doubled between 1920 and 1930.

Of course, it's not taste that is the motivation now: as Post emphasised in his press conference, the mass consumption of meat is expensive, unhealthy and environmentally disastrous.

Ford was pressed about his marijuana consumption after Liberals leader Justin Trudeau admitted that he puffed on a joint three years ago, while a member of parliament.

Data from Pew Research Center for the People and the Press on trends in news consumption released last year suggests people are assembling along separate media streams where they find mostly what they want to hear, and little else.

Subjects were tested at baseline and after 12 weeks for 1-repetition max leg press strength (1RM), peak oxygen consumption (VO2peak), and isokinetic joint torque (ISO) at the hip, knee, and ankle.

Figure 24 The time consumption for 20 leg press trials.