Sentence examples for press may not from inspiring English sources
But what you press may not be what you get.
"The press may not be free to criticize Putin, but anyone else, they can".
Singapore's state-controlled press may not be the most dogged defender of political freedoms, but the newspaper has a point.
The public is now realising that what is said about us by the press may not always be right.
The Supreme Court said that in certain circumstances, the press may not be liable for publishing information illegally obtained by others.
The anticipated selection of David Gregory to be the new moderator of NBC's "Meet the Press" may not be the only significant change in the lineup of Sunday morning political discussion shows.
As a word of caution, military presses may not be safe if your specific shoulder injury is aggravated by raising your arms over your head.
This Department of Justice's insistence that documents widely reported in the press may or may not exist is reminiscent of the Alberto Gonzales days, and I don't mean that as a compliment.
Pollsters and pundits and press may or may not express approval.
Now, I guess, it's a place where members of the press may or may not be criminally liable for performing their basic duties.
Press realignment may not have delivered plaudits, but it has delivered prominence.
