Sentence examples for editorial challenge from inspiring English sources

Dave Kansas, editor of TheStreet.com, conceded that Mr. Cramer's involvement as manager of an investment firm presents an editorial challenge.

An editorial challenge in future weeks is clearly going to be the casting of the Labour participant.

Well, the most obvious editorial challenge facing such if-you-like-this-then-you'll-probably-like-that initiatives is quality control.

The editorial challenge for the Times, according to Kovach, is to hold on to its authority and reliability "in an age of increasing fragmentation, subjectivity, and confusion about the place of public-interest journalism in a commercial marketplace".

Last spring, the full extent of this editorial challenge became clear when the Schlesinger Library at the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study at Harvard acquired a much-thumbed copy of "Italian Food" with penciled notes in the margins and more notes on slips of paper attached with paper clips.

To introduce these changes is an editorial challenge, but it will be supported by continuity in the impact factor.

Facebook will need to change its business model if it does want to address these editorial challenges.

Beyond editorial challenges, the path to a real business with real profits seems a lot less clear than the display on an iPad.

But the editorial challenged the unreported cost of the treatment in the study — more than $180,000 for 88 patients to receive injections for 45 days — to prevent one of them from having a more dangerous, but rarely fatal, deep vein clot.

Editorial challenges We had several specific challenges in front of us: avoiding negative audience and revenue impacts For a long time ad agencies and ad exchange networks have not adopted HTTPS, jeopardising revenues of any free mainstream website willing to switch to HTTPS.

That was exactly the objection raised by the New York Times in its own excellent editorial challenging the constitutionality of the NDAA.