Sentence examples for because of an editorial from inspiring English sources

On April 17, Deutsche Bank retracted Mr. Tierney's note saying it had appeared because of an editorial mistake.

Because of an editorial oversight, the following books were omitted from the list of 2001's notable books published in the Book Review on Dec. 2: FOR ROUENNA.

Dee's been lonely since she moved uptown(because of an editorial job at a fine-arts press up on Riverside Drive, and a deal on a coop nearby).

Because of an editorial oversight, we omitted to disclose last week that Morton Kondracke, author of "Saving Milly", is executive editor of Roll Call, part of The Economist Group.

I bring this up because of an editorial Wozniak wrote this week on the dangers of the cloud.

Appointing a queer writer to one of their most prominent queer characters is a canny move from DC, not least because the last time Batwoman was in the headlines it was because of a garbled editorial diktat apparently forbidding her to marry her girlfriend.

Because as an editorial in the latest edition of the Mayo Clinic Proceedings proclaims, sitting is unhealthy.

Mr. Seitz: "It's good to know that all that actually happened, but it's still a terrible line in context of the scene, because it's an editorial summing-up that tells us all how to feel".

But on local issues, he said, "it's tremendously important, because an editorial writer has the luxury of spending his or her days exploring issues and talking to candidates".

OPINION Because of an editing error, an editorial on June 22 about preparing New York City for weather-related disasters incorrectly stated that none of the mayoral candidates were as serious as Mayor Michael Bloomberg in protecting the city.

Because of an editing error, an editorial on May 25 about Venezuela's support for the FARC rebel group misstated the location of a FARC camp raided by the Colombian Army.