Sentence examples for press showing that from inspiring English sources

In response to Mr. Sailya's criticism, the government this week leaked his income tax returns to the press, showing that he paid an average of only $28 during the past four years.

And Exo1p may have more tricks up its sleeve: Bertuch and her colleagues, along with Lydell's group, have papers in press showing that Exo1p can accelerate aging in some yeast cells.

Following his April 2 victory in the GOP primary, Sanford was knocked backwards when court documents were leaked to the press showing that Sanford's ex-wife, Jenny Sanford, had filed trespassing complaints against Sanford alleging that he had routinely violated the terms of their divorce order by showing up at her home uninvited.

Mr. Karlin's experimental research, reported in the popular press, showed that they could.

Indeed, recent research on the Roman Catholic press  shows that from the 1870s onwards La Civilta cattolica and L' Osservatore Romano routinely used the language of racial anti-semitism.

Recent polling (unsurprisingly unreported by most of the press) shows that 77% of the public want an independent regulator with real teeth backed by law, and that most people do not trust the press.

In 2008, Mr. Kilpatrick resigned after text messages, obtained and published by The Detroit Free Press, showed that he had had a romantic relationship with his chief of staff.

And a poll released on Thursday by the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press shows that Republican support for Mr. Bush is more intense than Democratic support for Mr. Gore.

A poll last month by the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press showed that 59percentt of those polled said they opposed gay marriages, and only 32percentt favored them.

A recent survey by the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press showed that a full 47percentt of Americans between the ages of 18 and 29 often gleaned information about the presidential campaign from late-night comedy shows, like those of Jay Leno and David Letterman.

Text messages published by The Detroit Free Press showed that Mr. Kilpatrick had lied under oath when he denied having an extramarital affair with his chief of staff, Christine Beatty, and that he conspired with Ms. Beatty to fire police officers who might have revealed their indiscretions.