Sentence examples for press status from inspiring English sources

Hoping that his press status would prevent bloodshed, Nairn got in between the army and the funeral-goers.

An exhaustive and comprehensive search was performed with the help of an information specialist, to help recognise all relevant studies in English available regardless of publication (published, unpublished, in progress or in press) status.

We thank the anonymous referees for valuable suggestions, and for pointing our attention to a study, which was in an in-press-status, on the association between alcohol consumption and 2D∶4D in a general population.

Some things that could be more explicitly considered include, inter alia: the role of the press; the status of women; the legal/justice system; the level of corruption; the level of government control, cultural understandings; and so on.

As general director of the Houston Grand Opera for the past three decades, Mr. Gockley has made it his business to press beyond the status quo.

To return the Mac's Dock to its always-visible status, press Option-Command-D again to toggle the setting back the other way.

The house sold last year was in the middle of the street, and so its demolition galvanized two longtime residents -- Ms. Corso and her neighbor Susan Koren -- to form a group to press for landmark status.

To her colleagues, she was the unofficial but undisputed head of the press corps, her status ratified by her signature line at the end of every White House news conference: "Thank you, Mr. President".

That may be because the broadcasting networks are so powerful that they can set terms; or because the newspaper market is much less competitive than it is in, say, Britain; or because the press has a status that makes it take its responsibilities seriously.

So why not play the odds, copy your press release or status update to a thousand people, and then resend repeatedly to help it win through?

Knight recipients automatically receive press, money and status.