Sentence examples for press were considered from inspiring English sources

The higher the number of points allotted, the less free the press were considered to be.

Data from the PETH from 5000 to 2000 ms before lever press were considered as baseline activity.

The preceding trials were considered the change blindness trials, and the trials starting from the button press were considered the change identification trials.

Bins 5 and 6 (e.g., 1 s before and after a lever press) were considered as most associated with the behavioral responses based on evidence from studies that investigated burst-firing activity of dopaminergic neurons during self-administration in animals.

That press is considered the most technologically advanced in the country.

As with olive oil, the first press is considered to give the best, and least overbearing, flavour.

On the power of the press: There is no doubt that the press is considered a voice of authority in society.

The fact that the wiretap had been officially suspended when the conversation was recorded and then released to the press was considered a trivial detail by the judge.

They do this not only by manipulating, denouncing, and jailing critical reporters but by creating an atmosphere in which a free press is considered a kind of fifth column in the body politic, an import from the West that at best serves as a propaganda tool for outside interests — introducing alien values and stoking chaos — and at worst actively undermines national security and pride.

Altogether Owens and his teammates won 12 men's track-and-field gold medals; the success of Owens and the other African American athletes, referred to as "black auxiliaries" by the Nazi press, was considered a particular blow to Hitler's Aryan ideals.

Amnon Abramovich, the most influential pundit on Israel's influential Channel Two, told me that Olmert, "very respected in the Army, the business community, and the press, was considered to have been a very good Prime Minister, though, by his own admission, not a very popular one".