Sentence examples for editorial needs from inspiring English sources

"We have newspaper clients from Bangor, Me., to Seattle, and we cannot always serve the editorial needs of such a diverse base of newspapers," Mr. Salem said.

In an interactive context, you're constantly treading a line between being responsive to editorial needs and understanding what is realistic in a given time frame.

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It is quite a technical essay, but well worth a read to see the lengths that the technical team went to in order to make sure they understood the editorial needs and requirements of our publishing systems.

See the acquisitions page for more information about their editorial needs.

DB contributed conceptual feedback regarding interpretations, and provided significant support to manuscript revision and editorial needs.

Your Nov. 5 editorial "Need for Greenbelt Action," while most timely, misses the point.

But Mr. Friedenberg said he thought that if the magazine was able to "fill a great editorial need, then advertising will naturally come".

"They're quite expensive to produce and at one time there was a rush to produce apps where there was no editorial need to do so".

Its first recorded use was in 1369 as a shout to arouse a sleeper (some readers of editorials need this sort of anti-soporific) in a passage by Chaucer: "This messenger... cried O how, a-wake anoon".

The Pakistani newspaper Dawn said Friday in an editorial: "Mr. Zardari needs to return to Pakistan to try and calm nerves and quell speculation that refuses to die down.