Sentence examples for press faced from inspiring English sources

Matthiessen and the book's publishers, Viking Press, faced libel lawsuits from one agent and the former governor of South Dakota, which caused the book's withdrawal.

The most interesting and notable aspect of this article is the clear distinction the Chinese ethnic press faced in the 1970s that lead to a denser, more transnational, and more technologically dependent version.

The South African press faced restrictions during apartheid, except for anything entered into the Hansard — the country's equivalent of the Congressional Record — which Suzman used as a platform to reveal human-rights abuses and chide her colleagues.

To follow the Jordyn Wieber saga, on NBC and elsewhere, was to fall under the impression that nobody at the Games, or sitting in front of televisions in other lands, was talking about anything else; similarly, the BBC and the British press, faced with fifty-eight-kilogram women, concentrated their gaze upon Zoe Smith, the eighteen-year-old English contestant.

Take the recent customer backlash and negative press faced by United Airlines.

Gingrich, in a brutal first week rollout, angered the Republican establishment with a statement on "Meet the Press," faced questions about a six-figure jewelry debt, and was even doused with glittery confetti in a straight-to-YouTube clip.

The opposition press faces increasing harassment.

Leakers, often lionized by members of the press, face an indifferent and sometimes antagonistic public.

Then, as now, the regional press faces the same regulatory regime.

Meanwhile, the press, facing its own economic crisis, also cut back on foreign correspondents.

The press faces tough times anyway, and must now do so wearing a ball and chain.