Sentence examples for editorial compromise from inspiring English sources

There's no editorial compromise'.

Commercial rivals say this claim to be above commercial motivation is preposterous: "I guarantee that their ability to sell marketable stuff makes them more likely to commission those sorts of programmes," says one executive at Viacom's Nickelodeon.Mr Gavin insists that the tension between the commercial and public-service impulses has not led to editorial compromise.

Originally, some neurogenesis data were included in the manuscript but, while the findings were solid, it would require months to years to address the reviewer's comments, and the brain data were removed from the 2005 paper as an editorial compromise.

This time, he is presumably ready to accept the editorial compromises that such a venture is bound to bring.

I was interested in your May 28 editorial suggesting compromise on plans for Brooklyn Bridge Park.

But what is the truth of his allegations about editorial being compromised by TMG's desire to placate advertisers?

A Times editorial attacked the compromise, saying that Villaraigosa had "caved," and Eli Broad wrote him a letter saying that he would not support the bill.

She spent some time in the kinds of places that these issues find their home, talking to magazine editors, visiting the offices of Tatler, among other places (though she is anxious to stress that was not the model for Electra), and she has a precise ear for editorial banter of compromise and self-deception.

She knew she was testing boundaries but I didn't feel BBC editorial values were compromised.

A Tory MP is reporting the BBC to Ofcom, claiming the corporation's editorial integrity is compromised after a documentary crew took 20 dogs into a residential street to foul it to test how a community would cope if all council services were cut.

"This is a problem that is industrywide that ultimately will compromise the editorial identity of the Web sites," she said.