Sentence examples for editor analyses from inspiring English sources
Buy from Amazon.com; Amazon.co.uk Our energy editor analyses the issues surrounding the fugitive American intelligence contractor who is now living in Moscow.The Fourth Revolution: The Global Race to Reinvent the State.
The BBC's political editor Nick Robinson analyses the main party leaders' performances on Question Time.
The BBC's business editor, Robert Peston, analysed the contents of the letter.
The BBC's Economics Editor Robert Peston analysed what this might mean, on Radio 4's World at One.
Updated at 5.42pm GMT 5.28pm GMT Don't miss this -- Guardian diplomatic editor Julian Borger has analysed Vladimir Putin's press conference today.
Our Washington bureau chief, Ewen MacAskill, will be following Obama's every move and Middle East editor Ian Black will analyse the implications for the peace process.
Updated at 4.17pm BST 3.46pm BST Our Europe editor Ian Traynor has analysed the criticisms of German chancellor Angela Merkel by France's new president François Hollande (see earlier) ahead of the start of the EU summit.
Formerly senior editor at paidContent, Robert Andrews analyses and reports on strategy and developments at the collision of media and technology.
To the Editor: While trenchant in its analyses of the state of graduate education, Mark C. Taylor's call to "end the university" actually does not go far enough.
Buy from Amazon.com; Amazon.co.uk Our former Americas editor, now the Bello columnist, analyses the troubled rise of a global power and looks at the challenges that lie ahead.Don't Start from Here: We Need a Banking Revolution.
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