Sentence examples for press lost from inspiring English sources

"But the press – the press lost confidence in Vahid.

And "Meet the Press" lost 1percentt of its audience, dropping to 4.71 million from 4.74 million people.

When Kucinich lost a primary fight against his fellow Ohio Democratic Representative Marcy Kaptur on Tuesday (the two incumbents were pitted against each other due to redistricting), liberals lost one of their favorite elected officials, and the press lost one of its favorite sources of comic relief.

"The press lost their credibility when they lost their credibility.

The People's Party, having surrendered its independence and soul at a time the Alliance was being gutted by the money interests and the press, lost favor with its own faithful - and withered into a parody itself.

And yet, even knowing that they are untrue, that it has once more fallen prey to the bait and bathos of the showbiz press, Lost in Showbiz finds the images conjured by that headline are impossible to eradicate from its brain.

When the press loses a quest or two, it simply reports (or misreports) as best it can".

At the same time, polls show the press losing a measure of the respect it had gained in September, when the public overwhelmingly applauded the timely, comprehensive and informative news coverage it was getting.

After the incident in Italy Meurer is pilloried in the press, loses his post (abandoned by party officials too scared by now to help him) and ends up in a psychiatric institution.

"Freedom of the press" loses its moral force when it is played in aid of reckless conduct: the Washington Times telling Osama bin Laden that the US was able to monitor his cell phone was indefensible.

9.30am: Meanwhile my colleague Scott Murray, who will be doing the minute-by-minute on the opening ceremony, has written a brilliant piece on the English press losing it on the say of the World Cup final: So it's about to start, then.