Sentence examples for editorial point from inspiring English sources

It's really handy, early on, to nominate a single editorial point of contact for a project.

While Mr. Herzog's films are often ambiguous in nature, without a clear-cut editorial point, his message in this documentary is absolutely apparent.

QUESTION FROM GARY SEVERANCE : How do you think the editorial point of view of The New Yorker has changed over the years?

But nothing substantive so far.My main editorial point was that the "reset" in countries such as Poland has to be balanced with reassurance to the smaller countries.

"I think the focus of the channel going forward – 'make me laugh' and 'make me think' – feels much sharper from an editorial point of view.

"Gourmet and B. A. are two completely different magazines, both in their editorial point of view and in their audiences," Mr. Townsend said through a spokeswoman.

A statement from Vice said: "The fashion spreads in VICE magazine are always unconventional and approached with an art editorial point-of-view rather than a typical fashion photo-editorial one.

Nor are caps on damages the answer, as your editorial points out.

"The marginal producer pays less; nothing, if he is sufficiently inefficient as to make no profits," the editorial pointed out.

As an accompanying editorial pointed out, the number of SIDS cases peaks at 8 weeks to 10 weeks of age.

As the editorial points out, several types of crimes do and should fall under the purview of the federal government.