Sentence examples for editorial outlines from inspiring English sources

This editorial outlines some of these issues, and suggests that orthopaedic and trauma surgeons should actually think twice before operating on anything that comes our way.

This editorial outlines only a few of the most critical reasons for why vouchers matter.

This editorial outlines how, and why, CBE Life Sciences Education is becoming more widely read and recognized.

"Albany's Task on Guns and Ballot Access," your June 16 editorial outlining the key issues still unresolved in the State Legislature, did not mention the growing crisis in New York's health care system.

Mike Nellis Emeritus professor of criminal and community justice, University of Strathclyde Your otherwise excellent editorial outlining the disastrous consequences for offender rehabilitation of Chris Grayling's political decision-making for ideological purposes falls into the trap of suggesting that probation was widely considered to be failing in 2012.

An angry editorial outlined all "the things we're not allowed to say" — that the Roma are a public burden and a social nuisance — with a poll showing that the vast majority of the French people thought that the Roma camps should be forcibly disbanded.

It includes a commentary that sets out the benefits of using systems thinking in health [ 55], and an editorial outlining the full range of articles in the collection [ 56].

The court heard that prior to publication he sent an email to his senior editorial colleagues outlining the story.

In this editorial we outline the main features of the Thematic Issue titled "Sensors and the Environment – Modelling & ICT challenges" which contains eight papers focusing on different aspects of research and development of sensors for environmental systems.

In this editorial, we outline the importance of such organizational-level turnover rate research and note the striking dearth and major omission of this type of research in the Chinese context, and outline a call for contextual and industry studies in China to fill the gap.

In the fall of 2009, I was asked by an academic journal to contribute a 1,500 word editorial that outlined the history of harm reduction in the United States.