Sentence examples for editorial concern from inspiring English sources

It is in the interest of Pitchfork — the editorial concern and the business concern — to cultivate its own galaxy of stars.

The success of Futures Micro Guardian, for which I'd written a weekly column from the first issue in 1983, encouraged the Guardian to expand its IT coverage, but this wasn't just an editorial concern.

This move caused some editorial concern in the district: The Alhambra Tribune and News, fearing the choice of a candidate was being taken away from voters in favor of a small group, editorialized that the committee formation was "a step in the wrong direction" and an attempt to "shove Tammany Hall tactics down our throats".

That dual reporting straddles the traditional wall between business and editorial concerns, meant to provide independence.

Since we represent a national association of clinical laboratory directors, owners, supervisors, technologists and technicians, your editorial concerns us.

In response to the editorial concerns about his independence, Mr. Kissinger said, "I think The New York Times will apologize for this editorial when our report is submitted".

For example, the Pocket Idiot's Guide to Grammar and Punctuation (2005) points users to style guides such as the MLA Style Manual for consistency in formatting work and for all other "editorial concerns".

"If an editor has legitimate editorial concerns, or he believes a reporter didn't put facts into proper context, this has to be addressed in the news or opinion pages, not in open attacks, on the phone or in print".

Further insightful comments also appear in an editorial concerning the importance of blood viscosity [ 6].

Technical and editorial concerns: 4) I was confused about the construction of the chambers.

Sandler's comments about our editorial concerning the Interagency Coordinating Committee on the Validation of Alternative Methods (ICCVAM) (Birnbaum and Stokes 2010) suggest a lack of awareness of the role and significance of the contributions of ICCVAM.