Sentence examples for editorial found that from inspiring English sources

Another study cited in O'Keefe and Lavie's editorial found that, in over four hundred thousand people in Taiwan, forty-five minutes of vigorous exercise daily was associated with a forty-per-cent decrease in risk of death.

The scientists who wrote the running editorial found that the consequences of extreme running actually put those runners in the same heart health category as couch potatoes.

As Anthea Joseph's editorial assistant, I found that very little needed to be done to any of her typescripts.

In 2013, Nielsen found that editorial content was the most trusted content a company could generate, but even more interesting is that the trust in that content jumped dramatically when shared socially.

The independent Columbia review of the editorial process found that Jackie repeatedly attempted to withdraw her cooperation when the magazine sought the name of the man who invited her to the fraternity.

Go back and check and you will find that in 2001 the editorial boards picked Kwame Kilpatrick.

The editorial cited research that found that female college students who had had unprotected sex were less depressed than those whose partners used condoms.

The survey, published as an editorial in the journal Science, found that every article either supported the human-caused global warming consensus or did not comment on it.

"I think that it is worth emphasizing that the judge found that they seized editorial control," said Matthew E. Fishbein, a lawyer from Debevoise & Plimpton.

Indeed, the Future State of Welfare was the subject of so many viewer complaints that it was investigated by the BBC Trust's editorial standards committee, which on Tuesday found that "viewers were left unable to reach an informed opinion and the [BBC's] accuracy guidelines had been breached"; it was, they said, "a breach of impartiality".

Using a "Cool Climate Calculator" designed by a graduate student at the University of California, Berkeley, Discover found that Patrice Adcroft, its editorial director, was the most carbon neutral — living in Manhattan, where the magazine has its offices, and walking wherever she could — though she still created carbon emissions that were three times the world's average.