Sentence examples for editorial effect from inspiring English sources

(Upside PS3 for editorial effect).

Earliest use I can find is the 1984 headline over a Times editorial, "The Bradley Effect in New Jersey".

It is being criticised for appearing biased and lacking in editorial rigour, in effect becoming an extension of the Qatari government rather than an independent news organisation.

In view of recent critical care trials, it is disappointing that neither the review nor the editorial mentioned the effect of hyperglycaemia on gastric function.

Articles and editorials to that effect in El Diario have touched a nerve among many people here who are critical of what they call The Times's detached and homogeneous approach to news-gathering.

"As in the past," added a St . Louis Post-Dispatcheditorial, "the predictable effects of this silly incident were excessive media attention, effusive Internet traffic, a smattering of protests and little of consequence whatsoever".

They comment (as does the editorial) that the effects of albumin remain unclear.

C1 Business Digest C2 EDITORIAL A14-15 EditoriAbramoffamoff effect; dictatorship in Cambodia; immigration vacuum.

"The editorial position has no effect on the Herald's fiercely independent reporting of the news.

Given the influence of media, what matters as much, if not more, is the potential effect on editorial output.

The difficulties you mention with the proposed victims' rights amendment to the Constitution (editorial, April 8), including the effect such an amendment would have on defendants' rights and prosecutorial discretion, point to a deeper issue.