Sentence examples for straightforward press from inspiring English sources

The Justice Department put out a straightforward press release about Krieg's arrest, but a FBI agent's affidavit offered a lot more of an interesting backstory.

The task for shipping is relatively straightforward; press on with measures to improve ship fuel efficiency and put in place a carbon pricing mechanism (market measure).

Drowning out any news of product launches, business partnerships, strategic acquisitions, and even all those Google Glasses stories was a simple, straightforward press release announcing that longtime Google employee and VP Marissa Mayer had left her company of over a decade to join Yahoo! as CEO.

To Schmidt's and Salter's minds, John McCain had always been honest and straightforward with the press, and the press in turn was not acting in good faith toward their candidate.

The formula was simple and straightforward: the business press served the market movers and shakers.

Scarlett herself told OK!, "I have always been straightforward with the press regarding my body image and I am very concerned that my fans (and perhaps even my employers) will feel mislead [sic]." So what's a girl to do? SUE! "I feel compelled to take immediate legal action against US Weekly," she told OK!

The real story, misrepresented by the paranoid press, is straightforward.

Before stepping down on Oct. 1, Joe Lockhart won praise for his straightforward performance as White House press secretary.

Thus straightforward control of the press by the main political parties was gradually replaced not by the state of independence suggested by Luckhurst but by the modern machinery of media management and what we would now call "spin".

The interpretation seems straightforward according to the popular press – the coloured blobs represent a "pleasure centre", an "art centre" or perhaps a "love centre" – but none of this is true.

Sir Alan may find the quagmire of press regulation a more straightforward affair.