Sentence examples for editorial acumen from inspiring English sources

Whether Mr. Pearson can translate his editorial acumen into a sustainable business model is another matter.

For £200, Smellie took hold of the project and with "a pair of scissars," much industry, and considerable editorial acumen produced a synthesis of current knowledge.

But he added that the rejection letter "simply confirms my theory of the profound lack of editorial acumen" on the part of the world's major publishers.

"We're thrilled to be partnering with Times Internet – which has such a storied history, and breadth of editorial resources and acumen – and we look forward to working with them to engage readers in India with a Business Insider that's more tailored to them".

That brought a sudden reversal in public opinion on his debating acumen, as the editorial page of this newspaper noted that Obama "regained full command of his vision and his legacy, leaving Mitt Romney sputtering".

"He brings to us a rare blend of commercial acumen, sensitivity to the best traditions of quality journalism and editorial integrity".

Critical acumen?

Tactical acumen?

More maternal acumen.

Meles prevailed through tactical acumen.

Acumen they have nil.