Sentence examples for editorial concentrated from inspiring English sources
Its editorial concentrated mainly on the Reckless defection, seeing it as a danger to the Conservatives' chances of beating Ed Miliband's Labour: "A Labour victory next year would be undeserved but Ukip, and its new friend Mr Reckless, make it more likely to happen".
The News becomes the first newspaper not owned by Tribune to use the services of Tribune 365; such outsourcing of national ad sales may become more common as newspapers concentrate editorial and advertising efforts in their local markets.
Two years later he moved from editorial duties to concentrate on business, and at the age of 30 he was named publisher of Life, the popular photojournalism weekly that provided images of the war years to many millions in the era before television.
Newspaper editorials and some Kenyans have said Americans concentrated on saving embassy employees after the bomb attack last Friday but stood by while others worked to rescue Kenyans.
His instructions are to leave the editorial side alone and concentrate on the numbers.
In modern times the invention of printing has largely solved the problem of obtaining secure texts and has allowed historians of mathematics to concentrate their editorial efforts on the correspondence or the unpublished works of mathematicians.
He returned to the World in 1920 as executive editor and, in that role, concentrated on building up a page devoted to columnists opposite the editorial page.
Since the journal's international audience is concentrated in Eastern and Southern Europe, the Society has broadened the scope of the journal and adapted the editorial board and the title of the journal accordingly.
