Sentence examples for press that could from inspiring English sources

The result was a diverse press that could perform the fourth estate duty of speaking truth to power.

But there was no full-court press that could beat the Heels, and no meltdown awaiting from them either.

The first three torqued ellipses were made at the Beth Shipyard, in Sparrows Point, Maryland, which had a press that could bend two-inch-thick steel plates.

Indeed, the protest may backfire; a columnist for Salt Lake City Weekly said CBS was receiving "free boycott press" that could drive viewers to the show.

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Yours is an unprecedented inquiry into the press that could have far reaching implications for our industry, so we at the National Union of Journalists felt it was essential for the union that is the voice for journalists and journalism throughout the UK and Ireland to play a central role.

Juicero isn't just a VC excess poster child which built massively overdesigned juice presses that could be replaced by, er, your hands: it was also, lest we forget, explicitly defended as DRM for spinach.

Imagine if the Obama campaign told the press that they could follow him for a day, but, couldn't ask questions.

One resident complained to the press that he could not use the toilet without power for water pumps.Policymakers in Beijing do not condone such extreme measures.

Especially when Johnson told the assembled press that he could have won the race without drugs, that "it just didn't happen that way … That was my destiny".

Everyone begins to talk of the girl's alleged statements to the Italian press that she could have Richard but it is too much of a bore.