Sentence examples for terms of press from inspiring English sources

The pressing step is usually optimized in terms of press power and pressing time.

But it is not like Britain or the US [in terms of press freedom].

Dancers today understand better how they profit a company in terms of press and profile, and that, he said, "comes at a price".

Though the freakily dressed 3000 may have overshadowed Big Boi in terms of press and critical praise, there's no animosity or competition between the two.

When Karen Bradley gives herself powers of decision over the terms of press regulation she is flouting this principle and compromising press freedom.

These countries rank respectively 159th, 154th, 148th, 121st and 118th out of 180 countries in terms of press freedom in a league table compiled by the group.

But the Paper Mill production has one, at least in terms of advance press coverage.

She said: "They are feeding the beast and they are feeding the monster in terms of the press.

"For me, in terms of the press and its flirting with hip-hop, this year has been fucking amazing.

It does seem a little extravagant in terms of the press, although some would inevitably get lost en route or divert into the Royal George for a quick one.

Larry Hotz, the president of Right Angle, said that the Lagerfeld line arrived before the retailer had an online presence, and still, he said, "it was very significant in terms of the press it did generate at the time".