Sentence examples for press example from inspiring English sources

Another (hot off the press) example of a company that recognizes the interplay between brand and reputation is Amazon.

"We can take comfort that the logic of the printing press example must assert itself, and sufficient injections of money will ultimately always reverse a deflation," he said.

That doesn't mean that Miéville, despite some of the negative responses his essay produced in the British press (examples here and here), wants to be rid of the place.

Take the Murdoch press, for example.

He didn't reform the judicial system or encourage a free press, for example.

"A French press, for example, is also single-serve, but doesn't generate so much waste.

The free press, for example, protected by the First Amendment, allows for the dissent so necessary in a democracy.

Some, although not all, reformers have said they want to ease restrictions on books, music, satellite television receivers and the press, for example.

1.45pm GMT The privilege the law provides to the press, for example in protection of sources, must also be taken into account.

Advertisements paid for by the press, for example, linked the eminently reasonable Lord Justice Leveson with Zimbabwe's President Mugabe and President Assad of Syria.

Yet Mr. McPherson is barely noticed by the jazz press, another example of the quandary faced by some master practitioners of this art form.