Sentence examples for editorial differences from inspiring English sources

ITVS officials ascribe their decision to growing editorial differences.

In a statement on Friday, the publisher said, "Signet has conducted an extensive review of all its Cassie Edwards novels and due to irreconcilable editorial differences, Ms. Edwards and Signet have mutually agreed to part ways".

"Al Jazeera English is a world news leader now," said David Marash, a longtime ABC correspondent who joined the channel as an anchor in 2006 but left two years later over "irreconcilable editorial differences". Despite the unhappy separation, Marash said in a recent interview that he urges Americans to give the channel a look.

A. Yes there's some editorial differences and also technical choices.

He quit in 2008 over editorial differences.

Within hours of publishing the story, the entire paper folded, citing financial and editorial differences.

As also acknowledged by the editorial, there are differences between surgeons with respect to talent.

Technology is bringing print and broadcast closer together and the differences in editorial cultures across platforms or countries are eroding.

The question of differences in editorial stringency between content filed by journalists for use on TV, in print and the more fluid medium of the web (and blogs) has become a hot topic of late.

This variation may be partially explained by differences in editorial choices, which were not studied here.

The very best thing about kids is that they only partially get the difference between fantasy and reality, let alone the difference between editorial and advertorial.