Sentence examples for press may have from inspiring English sources

Freedom of the press may have to be rethought.

But the narrow focus of the press may have done the president a favor.

The Italian press may have been touched by his claim, but not the jury at his trial.

The press may have misbehaved badly; but it is the press, notably the Guardian, that has brought the behaviour at News International to light.

To justify their intrusive assault on Mills McCartney, the press may have to provide something more legally substantial than what they've managed to dig up so far.

But he also pushes it further, saying, "Just as the printing press may have caused a neurological re-wiring after the fifteenth century, so too may the Internet in the twenty-first.

The business press message may have been "interesting device category to watch" but in the consumer press the microconsole quickly became a big LOL to be stacked alongside such misadventures as 3DO, CDi, the Phantom and Gizmondo.

The business press message may have been  "interesting device category to watch" but in the consumer press the microconsole quickly became a big LOL to be stacked alongside such misadventures as 3DO, CDi, the Phantom and Gizmondo.

But on Thursday, the government's foreign press office may have been the victim.

Deneuve, a defiant smoker who nursed a cigarette throughout the press conference, may have been mollified by that sentiment.

On the American stadium-seating circuit, "Flying Swords" — the 12th-highest-grossing movie in Chinese history, according to the press notes — may have other problems.