Sentence examples for press problem from inspiring English sources

Unsparingly, the White House press secretary, George Reedy, told his boss: "You don't have a press problem.

The media's birther blind spot is part of the larger press problem in its failure to grasp, and accurately detail, the truly radical nature of the procedural sabotage that Republicans are engaging in; the plotted chaos and dysfunction that's being employed in hopes of halting Obama's second term.

Such questions reflect the fact that censorship and freedom of the press problems depend for their sensible resolution upon more general considerations of liberty, of the common good, and of the rights, virtues, and duties of citizens entrusted with self-government.

She has, in fact, mentioned this garlic-press problem to me before.

If you prefer the slightly heavier body and mouthfeel of a French press, no problem.

He was as forthright in his expressions of concern about the crisis in the press, the problems of press culture that led to the inquiry, as he was last July when Hacked Off first had a meeting with him.

Here's an example: Fourteen hours after publishing yet another "Reader battles with BT' story I received this message: "Thanks to the power of the press our problems have now been resolved.

There are no clear lags between button presses – a problem I noticed on the original Fire HD – and excellent gaming performance.

Pressing political problems, such as the issue of minorities, exacerbated economic difficulties.

And I wanted to mention someone who was helpful on the column, but whom space did not permit me to quote: Mickey Osterreicher, a longtime photographer who now, as the lawyer who represents the National Press Photographers Association, works on press-freedom problems, of which there is an endless supply.

"The Spanish press has a problem.