Sentence examples for whatever press from inspiring English sources
This comes as a media law just introduced in Mogadishu, the capital, forces journalists to reveal their sources, curtailing whatever press freedom existed previously.In Somaliland, an autonomous region in the country's north, independence-minded leaders tout media freedom as one of several democratic achievements.
"The general press that impacts McDonald's and Walmart completely overshadows whatever press Amazon has received regarding its warehouses," Drew Kerr, a spokesperson for YouGov BrandIndex, explained.
"Whatever the press office said is what I'm saying," he said.
He'll field questions about whatever the press corps' little hearts desire.
Late one afternoon during a recent visit to New York, she escaped a "Whatever Works" press marathon to take a class in the flying trapeze.
Clearly, whatever the press and politicians believe, the public may well now use the Liberal Democrats as a brake on bulldozing Brexit.
Perhaps the first thing it tells us is that scientists at CERN are more focused on their results than on the attendant publicity, whatever the press office might advise them.
Ultimately, Mr. Nixon's denial of responsibility means that he still refuses to recognize that the national goals he envisions cannot be attained until the Watergate issue — his creation, whatever the press has done — is fully resolved.
And Merrill, who would read immediately whatever I pressed on him, loved it, too.
"I can take whatever they [the press] throw at me after 13 years, what worries me is what it's doing to the younger generation.
Civilian prosecutors have enormous power to press whatever charges they want, forcing defendants to accept serious charges that are, comparatively, lenient.
