Sentence examples for editorial online from inspiring English sources

Xinhua, the state news agency, and other prominent news sites published the editorial online, apparently at the orders of propaganda officials.

For some drugs for cancer and hepatitis C that cost upward of $100,000 a year, the total dollar value for just a few patients could be "staggering," wrote several Johns Hopkins University researchers in a 30 September editorial online in the Annals of Internal Medicine.

For nearly three decades, editorials, online posts and surveys have noted this rising frustration and anger among practicing physicians.

He said the editorial board had started, during the 2012 campaign, to put editorials online as soon as they were ready rather than wait for an 11 p.m. deadline as the print edition went to bed.

Kinsley had tried to combine ideas from the online world — he was the founding editor of Slate — with the voice of a newspaper, including an experiment to produce "wikitorials," allowing readers to rewrite Times editorials online.

Now publishers market editorials online, on CD-ROMs, on electronic databases.

Split-screen functionality is something that Microsoft has used to target the iPad in advertisements for its own tablet efforts, and something that is often requested by users in forums and editorials online.

Late next month, Bloomberg View will begin publishing editorials online at Bloomberg.com and on the Bloomberg Professional, the organization's lucrative financial terminal service that helped the company amass $7 billion in revenue last year.

In an editorial published online, it compared Mr. Bezos to the leaders from the Industrial Revolution.

The impression is there," the paper wrote in an editorial posted online early Thursday.

It has a website, but editor Richard Ingrams will have no truck with placing editorial content online.