Sentence examples for editorial patterns from inspiring English sources
Re your May 20 and 22 front-page articles about the deaths of two Afghans at the Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan and your related May 23 editorial, "Patterns of Abuse": The incidents described occurred two and a half years ago.
"By adult standards the occasion was clearly a disaster, an outrageous upset of all normal patterns," an editorial in The New York Times said.
That has fueled no end of newspaper and television features and editorials about childhood eating patterns.
And the strategies employed in this editorial exemplify a recurrent pattern occurring across all the texts within the data set.
As technical editor for Fuel Oil News, Master Plumber & Heating Contractor, The Heating Merchandiser and publisher of Oil Heating & Air Conditioning Age magazines, his industry editorials and technical articles set patterns leading the industry into new directions.
"Americans' Meager Income Gains" (editorial, Aug. 29) sees a pattern in which "the spoils of the nation's economic growth have flowed almost exclusively to the wealthy and the extremely wealthy": Suppose the wealthy had shared just a little more of the profits with the general working public.
In deciding what grade Mayor Eric Garcetti deserves for his first two years in office, The Times' editorial board noticed an unsettling pattern: He would articulate some positive, bright vision for the city, only to execute it poorly and leave little to show for his efforts.
Taken together, these allegations do appear to form a compelling pattern of the boundary between editorial and advertising having been breached.
The pattern of editorials in the selected newspapers varied over the period from May 2001 to December 2005.
I took this to be an editorial oversight, but it's the start of a pattern.
C1 Business Digest C2 EDITORIAL A30-31 EdiTheials: The fog of false choices; Hong Kong holding pattern; last-minute budget madness; rushing to execute in Texas.
