Sentence examples for press has changed from inspiring English sources

Since the flood of criticism, the press has changed Mr. Bellesiles's biographical material.

Harry's statement suggests he is among those who believe the press has changed surprisingly little.

The press has changed over the past decade, almost in spite of the police, press regulators and the government.

The royal intervention raises important questions about whether the press has changed since the death of his mother, Diana, or since communications involving his older brother prompted what became the phone-hacking scandal.

The motto of the press has changed from the one that has guided the New York Times for so many years, "All the News That's Fit to Print" to "There is Nothing that isn't Fit to Print".

Within a month the mood in the press had changed and front pages were booming the death of freedom.

Well, after a few days of bad press Apple has changed the policy: you can now walk into any Apple Store and buy an iPad with cash.

As they said in the press conference, "Much has changed since the revolution".

The actor, who was speaking at this year's Edinburgh film festival, told press that he has changed his mind about returning to play the heroin-addicted protagonist Renton in a follow-up reuniting him with director Danny Boyle.

By taking into account cultural differences, the new adaptation, released this spring by Seven Stories Press of New York, has changed as much as half of a book widely regarded as an icon.

That the First Lady, rake in hand, shouting, "Let's hear it for vegetables" could count as a positive press opportunity suggests something has changed deep in the American psyche.