Sentence examples for editorial continuity from inspiring English sources

"But," she says, "all that being said, outdoor is still the barest of media: no editorial continuity, no features, no continuing theme.

By reaching outside her own company, she set aside almost 40 years of editorial continuity and put the newsroom on edge.

Brainstorming began and after a few meetings we agreed that moving the show west was central to our editorial and future business continuity".

Its election editorial, "The compelling case for continuity", is the authentic voice of unreasoning Conservatism, where being Tory is as natural as the English weather and Labour is always the interloping upsetter of apple carts.

Announcing a 1967 fund-raising appeal, Arthur Ochs Sulzberger, then president and publisher of The Times, expressed the hope that the paper's editorial support would "ensure the continuity of pioneering programs that lift the minds and hearts of future citizens beyond the often bleak and desperate existence of a closed or semi-isolated society".

To ensure consistency and continuity of the editorial services associated with the original Sports Medicine journal, Sports Medicine - Open will be managed by an expanded team based on the editorial staff responsible for the original journal.

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

The excellent editorial work of Strozzo and De Santis ensured stylistic continuity and coherence across the various chapters that were written by teams of authors.

Continuity: by ensuring that responsibility for reviews, editorial processes, and key functions is maintained and renewed.

This year's editorial, appearing just two week after Mr. Kim succeeded his father, emphasized continuity and effusively saluted the young Mr. Kim as a worthy successor.

Then the loose continuity kicked in when I was asked to join the editorial board of Modern Painters and I found myself sitting beside him – curious but not overwhelmed, evidently – keenly scrutinising this other latest recruit to the masthead.