Sentence examples for editorial outlook from inspiring English sources

Tells about its editorial outlook, which the Colonel does not share.

The Financial Times has specialized in reporting business and financial news while maintaining an independent editorial outlook.

Liberal and Democratic in its editorial outlook, The Courier-Journal supported progressive causes while stressing national and international news coverage.

Liberal in editorial outlook, the Star in the early 20th century pressed for unemployment insurance, old-age pensions, and other social changes.

It is conservative in its editorial outlook and oriented toward business and landowners, but it has won a reputation as an informed and balanced general newspaper.

With its thorough coverage and generally progressive editorial outlook, Mainichi has appealed to a largely middle-class readership; since the 1970s it has had a steady circulation of more than five million.

According to an editorial in Daily Outlook Afghanistan, President Barack Obama's reference to the withdrawal as "a process" is a "clear indication" that "the game is just entering into another stage which will be bloodier for Afghanistan".

The Sunday Herald, which currently prints in tabloid, has always had a different outlook and editorial stance to the broadsheet daily Herald.

Emily Bissell, a member of The Outlook's editorial board and an active fund-raiser for the Red Cross, took him up on the suggestion as a way to support a tuberculosis sanitarium near Wilmington, Del.

The protected areas include, as Brauchli said, the core of the publication's mission: national politics and government, national security and foreign desks, editorials and opinion, Sunday Outlook, Style columnists and arts critics, Sports columnists, news columnists, and the Weekend and Going Out guides.

Joel Rickett, the editorial director of Viking, on the outlook for the book industry: "Looking back at past recessions, the non-fiction books that sold well were about celebrity and royalty".