Sentence examples for press range from inspiring English sources

The articles that have dominated campaign coverage in the press range from humorous asides, with a candidate giving women fake designer handbags, to charges of criminality, over the buying of national identity cards or the printing of phony ballots.

Comments in the Russian press range from the euphoric "Crimea is ours!" to fears that events there could prompt separatist sentiments in Russia itself.

He is consistently quoted in the trade and popular press, ranging from the Wall Street Journal to Slashdot.

On release for home platforms, the game received mixed reviews in the press, ranging from 69% in Amiga Format to 84% in CU Amiga magazine.

Opinions in the sports press ranged from proclaiming the end of the USC's era of dominance in college football to calling the loss a major, but not fatal set-back to any hopes for a Trojans run at the national championship.

In the Minnesota Children's Pesticide Exposure Study, the mean surface chlorpyrifos loading measured by a surface press ranged from 0.03 to 32.6 ng/cm, with a mean of 0.48 ng/cm (Lioy et al. 2000).

Like the dies, the presses range in size from extremely small to gigantic.

The mean number of lever presses ranged from 21 to 258 during FI and from 2 to 107 during EXT.

THREATS to press freedom range from religious zealots to secret policemen, via the shadowy forces that organised the recent killing of Anna Politkovskaya, a brave Russian reporter.

Fines for unlicensed pill press owners range from $50,000 to $375,000, and potential jail time could be up to one year.

The price of breakfast at the closed press event ranged from $250 to the maximum contribution of $2,700.