Sentence examples for press especially when from inspiring English sources
"Even great hitters press, especially when there's a personal thing going on," Damon said.
They are subject to less scrutiny in the press, especially when it comes to short-term dips in profits.
Negative stories in the press – especially when told with the intent of exposing a "villain" – work against trust.
It is sad that her successes are stained by recent evidence of her readiness to ensure sunshine headlines for herself in the Murdoch press (especially when it was raining), at a heavy cost to the country.
Obama, of course, has had his issues with the press, especially when his Administration has gone after reporters who received leaked information, and has prosecuted some of their sources.
The skinsuits worn by the British team received much of that press, especially when performance director Dave Brailsford intimated after the Games that they had been destroyed to prevent their technological advantage falling into rival hands.
1. Skip the press conference, especially when your husband is copping to call girls, gay pickups in airport bathrooms or "tragic" and "forbidden" telenovela-style love stories.
Sure, Apple doesn't want this type of press floating about, especially when the news can sensationalize it like, "Hackers Can Steal Your iPhone's Data Quicker Than A Hiccup We'll Tell You About It At 11pm".
The Britannia received a fair amount of attention in both the popular press and the British House of Commons, especially when it was revealed that BOAC had contemplated fitting Rolls-Royce Tynes to their fleet of Douglas DC-7s as an interim measure until the Britannia was cleared for service.
His influence would appear to be having a positive effect, although his attempt to prevent Cipriani talking to the press afterwards was taking the protective thing a step too far, especially when the press, for once, actually wanted to talk about rugby.
He calls superficial, for example, a discussion of the respective quality of leaders (squirming especially when pressed about corrupt colleagues).
