Sentence examples for studies the press from inspiring English sources

He studies the press clippings, CNN, the BBC, the local news channels, ravenously and angrily.

"The beauty of the Washington Monument was that it looked symbolic," said Stephen H. Hess, who studies the press and political culture at the Brookings Institution.

"We studied the press, the situation in Arab countries and organizing jihad".

After watching the important Dylan documentaries and studying the press conferences he held during his 1966 tour (the footage supplied by Dylan's manager Jeff Rosen), Blanchett turned the singer into an asexual, creative imp.

In this paper, we study the press forming process with the aid of finite element simulations.

My interpretation of things based on studying the press conference broadcast, press reports and the timing of the deal goes like this: Last year AOL was freaked that it was going to get locked out of the cable modem access game by the AT&T-Excite@Home service.

In the same study, the press-fit fixation of the uncemented Electra screw cup was found to be as good as with a cemented trapezium cup.

Huang Haifeng, a professor at the University of California, Merced, who studies the Chinese press and propaganda, divides that country's media into two piles ― the mainstream, made up of outlets controlled by the state to varying degrees, and the seemingly endless number of online blogs and websites, many published anonymously.

Indeed, while the CDC did not announce the change, the agency's Post-treatment Lyme web page does not cite the Weitzner study that the press officer referred to but continues to include a citation for 2008 Marques study, from which the previous estimate came.

Ellsberg leaked McNamara's study to the press.

But it is a tale Schoenfeld uses to good advantage as a case study: Is the press ever culpable?