Sentence examples for shrinking press from inspiring English sources
As the attacks on the media spread, journalists in areas previously untouched by violence have begun changing their routines and censoring their own copy -- an ominous sign of shrinking press freedoms.
In the conference call with Hewlett-Packard management today, Andrew J. Neff, an analyst with Bear Sterns & Company who has predicted that at least one of the major PC manufacturers will be forced out of the shrinking market, pressed her to explain her reasons for remaining in the industry.
Kershaw's account gives a vivid impression of a world closing in on itself as the borders shrank, armies pressed in from all sides and some of the Nazis' deepest prejudices surfaced: if foreigners were untrustworthy, this was then the moment – abandoned by all so-called allies – when the Germans could prove their mettle.
Since his army is shrinking, Assad is press-ganging reluctant young men into the military.
Tom Emmer, a Republican state lawmaker who has won praise from Tea Party members, has pressed for shrinking and streamlining state government.
Advocacy groups like the National Mental Health Association worry that the price difference in the drug classes might cause some states, pressed by shrinking budgets, to include only some atypicals in their formularies or even to eliminate them altogether.
Mr. Babitsky's detention seems to reflect a shrinking tolerance for a free press since Vladimir V. Putin became acting president.
Press and influencer engagement: With shrinking newsrooms, the proliferation of bloggers and fragmented media consumption, brands have to work harder than ever to get attention.
Newsroom staffs are shrinking, and even landmark papers have quit the press for the Web or shuttered entirely.
Shrinking World: The Decline of International Reporting in the British Press is published by the Media Standards Trust and can be read at mediastandardstrust.org.org
Meanwhile the explosion of press officers, more often journalists fleeing a shrinking industry and skilled at 'social engagement' now outnumber salaried journalists in many areas".
