Sentence examples for press influences from inspiring English sources

We've got a perfectly indoctrinated mass public in Australia and that's hardly new, but the extent to which the press influences every other conversation, and our view of ourselves, is massive now.

"But interpreting direct press influence on voters is difficult.

Labour cabinets, he thought, were "not nearly as open" as Tory cabinets to press influence, because they wrote off nearly all newspapers as capitalist.

In August, 2003, the scandal prompted the central government to abolish the system, an astonishing case of the Chinese press influencing national policy.

Meanwhile in America, where most academic work on the media was done, the analysis of press influence converged on a "minimal effects model".

In 2003, one of the Southern Group's editors, Cheng Yizhong, dared to publish an investigation into the death of Sun Zhigang, a young graphic designer who died in police custody after a beating — a report that led to the discovery and closure of a nationwide network of seven hundred underground police-run detention camps — an astonishing case of the Chinese press influencing national policy.

Morrill said he thinks Democratic furor over Boggs' nomination, which has garnered significant press, influenced negotiations on Porter.

By strategically leveraging the press to influence public perception, you indirectly influence regulatory rule-making and legislative decisions.