Sentence examples for relevant press from inspiring English sources
The figure lost is £5.2bn, but that is fraud and error, which the relevant press officers always pronounce "fraudnerror", as though they were the same thing.
"I am always happy to receive relevant press releases and samples of product, on the understanding that not everything I receive will make it into copy and that I will always write my unbiased opinion," she writes on her blog.
This step is performed with quantitative media content analysis in Google News.4 A secondary news aggregator has been chosen deliberately, since it embraces a wide variety of news and relevant press releases from around the globe.
Visit latimes.com/festivalofbooks and refer to the Media tab for relevant press releases and the media accreditation application.
Visit latimes.com/festivalofbooks and refer to the Contacts tab for relevant press releases and the media accreditation application.
For each relevant press release (n=462) we sourced the associated peer reviewed journal article and print or online news stories (n=668) from national press using the Nexis database, BBC, Reuters, and Google (we did not include broadcast news; the number of news stories per press release ranged from 0-10).
"If you're passionate and serious about getting into PR, it's essential to keep up to date with industry news and trends, so make sure you read all relevant trade press such as PR Week and Campaign," says Jon Gloyne, head of PR recruitment for Major Players.
Documents included: all documents posted on the OWTS website, all pertinent articles published in two major newspapers between and all relevant government press releases.
Content pages of the main critical care medicine journals were hand-searched to find any relevant in-press articles.
The first author then extended the search, by including relevant in-press papers by the authors, and employing snowballing, hand search, and forward and backward citation, related records search, to find potentially relevant studies; and retrieving potentially relevant studies as full texts.
A large share of these documents was published by the relevant actors themselves (press releases, planning documents, and open letters).
