Sentence examples for editorial orientation from inspiring English sources

And given the editorial orientation of HuffPo's front page, the activity in the 3.4 million comments in August, the core audience, still seems politically inclined.

We also strived for variance in readership profiles, especially with respect to the educational level and the religious disposition of the readers, this latter traditionally being an important factor in Dutch society, reflected in the editorial orientation of some newspapers.

With regard to frequency of HIV/AIDS editorials, the findings show that although Nigerian newspapers carry more HIV/AIDS activity editorials than HIV/AIDS cognitive editorials in their coverage of HIV/AIDS issues, they carry insignificant number of editorials of activity orientation compared to editorials of cognitive orientation.

Hence, the insignificant coverage of activity information of editorials, features, and advertisement orientation may suggest a feeling of ambivalence occasioned by a lack of skill and knowledge on the part of editorial and feature writers in the various newspapers studied.

One would have expected Nigerian newspapers to have published significantly more HIV/AIDS activity-oriented editorials and feature articles than HIV/AIDS cognitive-oriented items of the same orientation.

The Matthew Shepard Act, which if passed by the Senate would expand the 1968 federal hate crimes law to include sexual orientation and gender identity as protected classes, is long overdue (editorial, May 6).

"Stigma is one of the most frequently hypothesized risk factors for explaining sexual orientation disparities in suicide outcomes," Mark L. Hatzenbuehler, a Columbia University professor not involved in the study, wrote in an editorial that was published alongside it.

Or orientation?

No orientation.

The editorial calls on Pence to take "one bold action" to reverse parts of RFRA by enacting a wide-ranging state law to prohibit discrimination based on gender identity or sexual orientation.

Re "Sin of Omission" (editorial, April 13): I share your chagrin that President Obama will not issue an executive order banning discrimination by federal contractors based on sexual orientation or gender identity.