Sentence examples for press making it from inspiring English sources

An oscillation system was equipped for the first time in a large volume press, making it possible to obtain high-quality diffraction patterns even when the number of sample grains is limited.

Barclays' loan book has passed a stress test by the Financial Services Authority according to reports in the British press, making it slightly less likely that the bank will need new capital from the government.

However, Hong Kong has no formal restrictions on the press, making it difficult to explain this drastic shift in journalistic discourse in the past decade.

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Restrictions on access for foreign press make it difficult to independently verify activists' reports.

The photos then published in the press made it impossible to ignore the conflict in that faraway Southeast Asian country.

That the RICO laws and the press make it hard for a guy to make a living?

Strong opposition to the treaty in the press made it almost certain that it would not be ratified by Iraq's Constituent Assembly.

And ever since my last contract was announced - and it was a huge contract - I mean it wasn't quite what the press made it out to be, but certainly I couldn't dream of complaining.

His critics in the French press made it clear that the President, whose 16 per cent approval rating is two points above his record low of 14, has nothing to celebrate.

But after Mr. Paskaljevic spoke out against the Milosevic regime in newspaper interviews and at international film festivals, the pro-Milosevic press made it clear that he ought to be shot.