Sentence examples for press serves from inspiring English sources

The British press serves the country well most of the time, Leveson says.

Our nation cherishes the watchdog role that our press serves and has designed laws to allow the press access.

A whole section of the Paris press serves the many readers sympathetic to the OAS: two dailies "L'Aurore" and "Le Parisien Libere"; the latter also prints the weekly "Carrefour".

From this perspective, any engagement with the press serves commercial interests, and underground artists stake their credibility on putting creativity first and distancing themselves from profit motives.

The front page pictures of Ali Abbas, soon renamed "Tragic Ali" by the press, served as a potent reminder of the heavy price paid for the fall of Saddam.

It has been good for the appointment of media "security correspondents" and the growth of a trade press serving this burgeoning industry.

A mistranslation of another quote from the interview, this time one that did appear in the Japanese press, served to exacerbate the misunderstanding.

The formula was simple and straightforward: the business press served the market movers and shakers.

Why didn't the press serve as watchdog during this particular time and instance in history?

We don't go in for the whole "triumph of the human spirit" thing too often (the cheesemongers in the mainstream press serve enough up for everyone), but in this case it's pretty fucking hard to avoid.

So, if a leader has an "off-day," it could result in many more "off-days" as they face a barrage of negative press served up by these social platforms.