Sentence examples for editorial confusion from inspiring English sources
The discordant message embodied the tone of editorial confusion that dogged the magazine in every issue.
Mark Damazer, the former head of BBC news and controller of Radio 4, reflected ruefully in a recent speech that the Corporation often seems to display inherent editorial confusion.
"Prescription for Confusion" (editorial, Dec. 28) correctly observes that doctors, as well as drug companies and the Food and Drug Administration, share responsibility for the pain medication fiasco, but you do not sufficiently emphasize the role of marketing.
As a developing country, "China has no way of entirely suppressing corruption without sending the whole country into pain and confusion," the editorial stated.
This study may have raised more questions than it answered, but it would be counterproductive, as the editorial suggested, "to drown our confusion in a big serving of extra-rich ice cream".
The confusion in the editorial offices of Japanese medical societies about COI management clearly shows that greater and more thorough emphasis should be placed on education in scientific communications ethics.
C2 Business Digest C1 EDITORIAL A20-21 Editorials: Missile shield realities; confusion on affirmative action; Mr. Pataki broadens health insurance.
The majority of America's universities recognize that no one set of criteria can be used for college admissions ("Confusion on Affirmative Action," editorial, June 4).
Anthony Culyer I have read the editorial with interest but also with some confusion.
Mr MacQuarrie also found there was confusion about who had responsibility for "final editorial sign-off", adding that the programme's editorial management structure had been "seriously weakened" as a result of the editor having to step aside over the Jimmy Savile scandal, and the departure of the deputy editor.
D6 FASHION B14 EDITORIAL A30-31 EdiTheials: terroristristhreatat at sea; confusion over child health coverage; Michael M. Weinstein on affirmative action.
