Sentence examples for editorial debates from inspiring English sources

"I had countless heated editorial debates with my editor, frankly speaking.

And as Faulkner's correspondence and Joseph Blotner's authoritative biography both attest, much of this was spurred by early editorial debates and also because colored inks weren't then available.

The Jet photographer David Jackson took the now famous photograph of Till's mutilated body that appeared in the magazine after much editorial debate.

You state in your March 23 editorial "Debating 9/11" that "Richard Clarke is an angry man" with regard to the Bush administration's mishandling of the war on terrorism.

In the editorial "Debating the Case for Force," the New York Times Editorial Board argues that President Obama and his aides have a high bar to meet to justify military strikes in Syria.

"We had a vigorous editorial debate," said Tim Geraghty, vice president and news director of News 10. "To put on a clip of an interview with someone talking about someone else's hair did not fit with that brand we are trying to establish for News 10 in Northern California".

At the Guardian, being part of the news process means that we're part of the news desk (news organisations are obsessed with internal geography), go to the key news meetings and try to make sure that data is part of editorial debate.

These are always challenging, and the subject of reasoned editorial debate.

These included editorials, debates, reviews without explicitly reported methodology, and conceptual work.

The criticism, from both traditional foes of White House drug policy and individuals who typically support antidrug messages, has produced parodies, editorials, debate and even research, although the advertisements have been out for only two months.

Inside Lacrosse's editorial staff debates lacrosse's parity issue, whether the championship weekend attendance record will fall in Foxborough, and which final four coach is best in pressure situations.