Sentence examples for press which may from inspiring English sources

Despite his background - or maybe because of it - Barwick has not craved contact with the press, which may mean his work will be viewed in a negative light.

Could Arminio Fraga, a former central-bank governor of Brazil, be lured from Rio? Might Leszek Balcerowicz, a former head of Poland's central bank, be persuaded to apply?An outside outsiderApplicants from abroad might be put off by Britain's noisy press, which may not take kindly to a foreigner being in charge of the institution that sets the cost of borrowing.

Conveyor buck presses, which may move intermittently or continuously, are buck-pressing systems in which sections or garments to be pressed are fed into a buck press and extracted from it by a conveyor belt.

They can also be used as panini presses, which may be an advantage to those who will be using their grill to make pressed sandwiches quite often.

Monday: Vaison la Romaine Lance Armstrong fails to give the usual rest-day press conference, which may or may not have something to do with the mauling he received on last year's rest day from an Irish journalist.

That these acts of civil disobedience find their ultimate outlet in press reports, which may be protected by the First Amendment, does not give the criminal act of the initial disclosure that protection.

There is now no prospect that America will lean on others to sign the treaty it will not even press India, which may soon be tempted to test again.

Mr Underwood said there had been press reports which may have been "accurate or inaccurate" suggesting Mr Duggan was "a gangster whose intent was to kill someone".

But Beckett's argument misses at least one important factor: the influence of the press on politicians, which may account for the pressure on Cameron to have made his referendum manifesto pledge.

But what's also interesting is that these webinars are attracting other potential stakeholders, including channel partners, customers, press and industry professionals, which may be far more valuable to a company than capital.

However, it may also be expected that these more experienced staff would have the confidence to negotiate with ongoing services and to press for earlier discharge, which may assist timely and efficient discharge planning.