Sentence examples for editor challenges from inspiring English sources

In one, the narrator's editor challenges, apparently correctly, the authenticity of a story he has submitted.

3.10pm BST Larry Elliott, the Guardian's economics editor, challenges Carney again over the market reaction to forward guidance.

There are internal challenges for the next editor — challenges that matter more to those who work at the Times than to its readers.

To the Editor: Challenges posed by Acinetobacter spp. result from multidrug resistance, nosocomial spread, and hospital-wide outbreaks (1 – 3 ).

Arianna and the editors' challenge with AOL is going to be to keep the conversation as alive on the front AOL page and the other verticals.

In his introduction to the book, Guardian deputy editor Paul Johnson challenges fans and media alike.

To the Editor: David Brooks challenges Barack Obama's supposedly contradictory rhetoric concerning his education policy.

Edward Parone Santa Fe, N.M., Feb. 8, 2008 • To the Editor: Re "Challenges and Miscalculations Dogged Romney From the Start" (news article, Feb. 8): Despite all the miscalculations of Mitt Romney and the dropping out of Rudolph W. Giuliani and the addition of Mike Huckabee, the real reason for Mr. Romney's lack of genuine support and Republican enthusiasm can be defined by the campaign itself.

P3 The reader's editor on challenging stereotypes about Tourette syndrome.

But the Guardian editor has challenged the Independent's conversion to a so-called "viewspaper", with comment regularly promoted to the front page.

To the Editor: The challenge of producing a nonfiction book about a major business event in Hollywood is that despite the often colorful, self-important and outsize personalities, as well as the often incomprehensible amounts of money involved, the deals are about as exciting as the acquisition of a widget factory by a larger and more geographically diverse manufacturer.