Sentence examples for editorial milestones from inspiring English sources
The following editorial milestones have to be mentioned: Gottschalk Eduard Guhrauer (1809 1854) edited the Deutsche Schriften (Leibniz 1838/40); Georg Heinrich Pertz (1795 1876) directed the edition of the collected works, of which a first series was devoted to the mathematical writings (Leibniz 1849 1863).
The Global Times' bilingual editorial says: "This is a milestone in efforts to overthrow the so-called 'practical control' of the Diaoyu Islands by Japan since the escalation of the crisis".
"This is an exhilarating development, almost with milestone significance," an editorial in the Shanghai Daily gushed soon afterward, "for it suggests that China's anti-graft campaign is finally being assisted by at least a few Western countries".
"The Future of the Global Fund" (editorial, Oct. 15) doesn't highlight an important milestone.
Her departure in November was a bleak milestone: she had clashed with her publisher over editorial freedom and finances, and for many media watchers it seemed that an era of bold, independent journalism was closing.
PAGE 1 EDITORIAL RACIAL INEQUALITY AND DRUG TESTS The United States prison system keeps marking shameful milestones: 1 in 100 American adults are presently behind bars.
This financing comes after some major BuzzFeed milestones, mainly snagging Politico's Ben Smith to run the company's editorial efforts and more than tripling its traffic to 25 million monthly unique visitors in the past year.
An editorial in the New England Journal of Medicine hailed it as "a milestone".
Newspaper editorials and even a few clergy have also called for equal rights – all milestones lawyer and gay rights activist Maurice Tomlinson says would have been inconceivable a few years ago.
In an editorial, The Forward, a liberal Jewish affairs newspaper, called the Clinton-Mezvinsky marriage "a milestone of sorts, a measure of social acceptance, a sign that we've arrived".
They celebrated military milestones.
