Sentence examples for press it has from inspiring English sources

Yahoo is now going full court press: it has sent a letter to its shareholders, outlining the reasons its board believes that “ Microsoft ’s proposal significantly undervalues Yahoo and is not in the best interests of Yahoo stockholders.” This comes as the company is having talks with News Corp. on an alternative deal.

But while Germany has dangled the idea in the press, it has not offered details, leaving its partners scratching their heads, for example, over what kind of powers the fund might have and whether it would involve the private sector.

In the press it has become synonymous with terrorism; fighting against men and women, adults and children.

Although the government guarantees freedom of the press, it has the right to censor all domestic and imported publications that it considers politically or culturally offensive.

And if the United States is going to be a proponent of a free press, it has to walk the walk".

He added: "Instead of having a substantial majority of members who are demonstrably independent of the press, it has the smallest possible majority.

As for the nonpartisan press, it had to race to keep up with events.

As The Economist went to press, it had not yet killed her.

As The Economist went to press, it had yet to pass Congress.

You are still awaiting this – let's hope it's third time lucky for the train firm, although as Money went to press it had still not arrived.

Dedalus had managed to pull off a key coup for any small press: it had found not only a readership, but a patron as well.