Sentence examples for press for instance from inspiring English sources

The press, for instance, already publishes e-books, he said.

A free press, for instance, is a powerful tool against graft.

On NBC's "Meet the Press," for instance, Giuliani framed the pardon question as purely hypothetical and politically implausible.

The British press, for instance, attributed a mass killing in the 1980s to "the usual overattention of a single child" (never mind the Menendez brothers).

The press, for instance, recently presented arguments on a proposal to shorten lessons in Dostoyevsky to make room for more "practical" subjects.

The technology of modern mass communication results from the confluence of many types of inventions and discoveries, some of which (the printing press, for instance) actually preceded the Industrial Revolution.

Tilton says that once Rithmio's software learns a new activity squats, bicep curls, or bench presses, for instance—it can also gauge metrics like speed and repetition.

Judge Robertson rejected the government's arguments that making bills identifiable by touch would create an undue financial burden: an estimated $178 million for new printing presses, for instance, and up to $50 million for new plates.

A leg press machine, for instance, works the pushing muscles of the legs.

In "The Melting Clock" (Mysterious Press, 1991), for instance, Toby Peters finds himself working on behalf of a most unusual client.

It's a hard book to describe; whoever wrote "rollicking" on the press release, for instance, should buy a dictionary.