"Games have had a bad press, mainly from people who've never played them.
John Kennedy felt that he was dealt with unfairly by the press — mainly by some of the leading metropolitan newspapers in the East and by the news magazines.
She eventually settled in Sutherland, at the mouth of the Kyle of Tongue, and in 1989 started to write a fortnightly column for the West Highland Free Press, mainly on the history of Gaelic medicine.
After all, the term "welfare" now, thanks to the dishonest machinations of Conservatives and the rightwing press, mainly just means "benefits", supposedly claimed fraudulently, though of course the majority of this country's welfare budget goes on pensions.
In the years after he left CBS, Mr. Tisch appeared in the business press mainly because of his bearish positions on a stock market that rose throughout the 1990's.
I first wrote about Mr. McAfee five years before, when he was merely a colorful software pioneer — an apparently clean-living citizen who courted the press mainly to promote his favorite pastime, flying ultralight aircraft.
We can assume it's not the critics – the band has been on the receiving end of some poisonous attacks in the press, mainly from those who are baffled by their sound and appeal.
The output of the machine as described by the ratio of bulk density can give the design parameters of the roll press; mainly described by the roll dimensions and roll force.
Typically, these companies install variable-data presses mainly to produce short-run commercial print jobs, which he describes as "underutilization" of the equipment compared to the high-value use of database-driven imaging for marketing communications.
