Sentence examples for press encouraged from inspiring English sources
The British press encouraged the rivalry between the gregarious Ovett, who feuded with the press, and the more reserved Coe, although in their best years the two seldom raced against each other.
It was an event that shocked the journalism community and signalled that the climate of mistrust and the suspicion of a free press, encouraged by a Kremlin crackdown on independent media, was reaching a new peak.
The Cypriot press encouraged a hostile climate with articles and commentary.
Recently, this type of full-court press encouraged key legislators and our President to find a creative way to end Don't Ask, Don't Tell -- in spite of every attempt to keep it in place.
The tabloid press encourages the excitement.
A more effective step, economists said, would be for the Bank of Japan to essentially turn on the printing presses, encouraging the currency's value to drop.
Harkins' press officers encouraged correspondents to visit Vann's detachment and to cover 7th Division operations.
The mayor's press office encouraged him to let the magazine Boston do a profile of him.
"It's been distorted in the United States, where the press has encouraged people to sell invented dishes as authentic food.
It is thus not by chance that the international press is encouraged to speak and write of Jewish "settlers" and "settlements" in the West Bank.
The backbiting in the press was encouraged, in part, by Pierre Bergé Saint Laurentnt's formidably astute business partner and ex-lover, who has, for four decades, sheltered the master from the unpleasant realities of accounts payable.
