Sentence examples for editorial goals from inspiring English sources

"The net effect of these changes will be to slightly reduce the number of editorial employees at the publication — by less than one full-time position — and better align The Voice with the long-term business and editorial goals of the company," Ms. Sfetko said.

The editorial goals of the journal--sometimes journals decide that certain areas are of particular upcoming or lessening interest--factor into the decision, as does knowledge about the reviewers themselves and the background behind their opinions.

Of course, most editors, especially at prominent publications, are reticent to tie their editorial goals too explicitly to an external audit like VIDA's.

J. A.: Just to clarify, our editorial goal is to make the world a better place for our content.

How do you balance the pressures of drawing page views with your core editorial goal of making the world a better place?

National Geographic reassured us by presenting them as charming and folkish, rather than as threatening; its central editorial goal, as the magazine's brilliant editor, Gilbert Grosvenor, put it later in a letter to one of his contributors, was to provide "mental relaxation without emotional stimulus".

Look at some headlines from the past few months on the opioid crisis: The horrifying way some drug addicts are now getting their fix ( the Washington Post); Editorial: The goal should be to get addicts off drugs (the Vancouver Sun); Fear of deadly fentanyl doesn't stop addicts at pop-up injection sites ( CBC News).

Graham Shaw, Goal Editorial Director, said: "The Goal Transfer List is an indication of the continued growth in the popularity of football at the elite end of the game.

The Chinese state-run newspaper China Daily carried an editorial describing the goals announced by the US and China as exemplary.

Although I agree that higher gas prices are crucial to achieving important policy goals, your editorial does not address two critical questions: Will the public support paying more for gas, and can politicians push for a floor on gas prices without public support?

To the Editor: Your editorial rightly praises the goal of the Title IX legislation: expanding gender equality in school sports.