Sentence examples for although the editors from inspiring English sources

Although the editors' intent in each case was to note the presence of opposing sides, the effect was disproportionate.

And although the editors have spread their net wide in gathering explanatory and background information, they miss a few tricks.

Although the editors of the Guardian, the Independent and Financial Times have shown little enthusiasm for Ipso, they have also been opposed to the royal charter.

Although the editors describe the site as a savvy, intellectual, feminist antidote to glossy, celebrity-obsessed women's magazines, it will not turn away male readers, which they say have made up 40percentt of the blog's readership.

Although the editors of the Sun and Daily Mail, Tony Gallagher and Paul Dacre respectively, would normally have little truck with Smith, a former executive editor of Hacked Off, I imagine them agreeing with her further point.

Their writing style, and the time and money that their in-depth research and long stories required, did not fit the needs or budgets of most newspapers (a notable exception was the New York Herald Tribune), although the editors of Esquire, The New Yorker, New York, and other prominent magazines sought out those writers and published their work with great commercial success.

Although the editor, William Shawn, had promised her a free hand, her swashbuckling style grated on the style checkers, who tried to convert brusque assertions into mannerly assumptions.

But although the editor-in-chief title for the BBC's leader is flawed, it should not be tossed aside because of editorial failings across BBC News.

Under the circumstances, it is not surprising that some people took offence, although the editor's defence - that the clue had been prepared weeks before, and she had no foreknowledge of it - is not unreasonable.

Although the editor of the Post has kind words for her over-all performance as senator, he is unhappy about some of her actions, such as her endorsement of Ned Lamont.

Odder still was that the Herald did not speak to Gerardo Reyes, the reporter who broke the story about Marco Rubio's brother-in-law having been sentenced to a 25 year prison term for drug trafficking, although the editor of the Herald and the two Herald reporters who wrote the front page story told me he is an outstanding reporter and a friend.