Sentence examples for press that covers from inspiring English sources

For the trade press that covers the market, subscribers (bankers, for example) are almost uniformly capital providers.

"It's not the music press that covers us in Norway, it's the equivalent of the Sun," he says.

For years the received wisdom, both in the industry and the press that covers it, has been that women don't go to the movies and can't open movies.

The question arises just two weeks into the season because Toronto is 0-6-1, and its fans and the voracious press that covers the Leafs in this hockey-obsessed city have begun asking whether Wilson should be fired.

To isolate the WikiLeaks e-mails to explain Clinton's narrow loss is to elevate their importance above a host of other factors, including the Clinton campaign's weaknesses, Trump's genuine appeal as a candidate, as well as the diminishing power of political parties and the national press that covers them.

It's just that people don't often talk about it — especially not in the tech industry, or the press that covers it.

Yet each used the dinner as an opportunity to signal that he and the press that covered him had similar civic interests at heart.

Her view of the world was in turn embraced by the press that covered her, due in no small part to what Hofstadter might recognize as the paranoid style in American punditry.

Press that covered the study focused on the lack of consumer awareness and the difficulty in accessing TV content online.

These results were confirmed by a recent study (Bell ML et al., in press) that covered the period 2000 2005.

The press corps that covers the president has long been overwhelmingly composed of white reporters.