Sentence examples for press pushing from inspiring English sources

The greatest strength of Gamergate, though, was that it actually appeared to represent many left-leaning ideals: stamping out corruption in the press, pushing for better ethical practices, battling for openness.

Mr. Topalov began to press, pushing his pawns forward in hopes of forcing a weakness in Mr. Kramnik's position, but Mr. Kramnik defended ably and even secured a bit of an advantage when Mr. Topalov became overextended.

Control of EU immigration has been one of the most headline-grabbing arguments in the Brexit debate so far, with Ukip and the Murdoch press pushing for the UK to adopt an Australian-style points system where immigrants are graded on their potential use to the economy before being granted visas.

She'd stopped working at Hunch full time six months before she wrote any of this, and the reason she stopped working with the company had nothing to do with the press pushing her, or with "the pivot the company had taken".

For a creamy result, stick with food mills or potato ricers, which act like a press, pushing the cooked potato through tiny holes.

The contretemps over Buzzfeed's publishing the contents of a questionably accurate dossier of behavior by Trump while in Russia several years ago is the latest example of the press pushing the limits of journalistic decorum.

Meanwhile, opposition voices in Congress, the diplomatic service and the press pushed war.

With the bodies piling up, the people and the press pushed for change.

Although he clearly enjoyed holding forth about Roosevelt he looked tired and drawn as the press pushed him on his business problems.

I feel very sorry for the people who voted to leave, because it shows narrow-mindedness and bigotry, and I think the Murdoch press pushed a lot of that.

Mr. Boehner, who will also be on "Meet the Press," pushed a Republican plan to lower federal income tax rates in the two lowest brackets rather than provide a $500 per worker tax credit, as Mr. Obama wants to do.