Sentence examples for editorial pressure from inspiring English sources

Walker explains that when comics caught on as mass entertainment, cartoonists faced editorial pressure to clean up their act.

Jeremy Clarkson has promised that the ex-Top Gear trio will have free rein to make their new car show how they want to, without editorial pressure from Amazon Prime.

She left her job on the Sunday Mirror, which she held from 1980 to 1988, when editorial pressure was put on her to cross this line and "spice up" the column.

In your July 22 editorial "Pressure on Sudan," you assert, with respect to loans sought by oil companies seeking to do business in Sudan, that "tampering with America's capital markets on political grounds -- even sound political grounds -- would set a dangerous precedent".

Still, caving to corporate editorial pressure is bad news bears.

If your users choose to post something politically or culturally controversial, you come under editorial pressure from advertisers to remove or modify it…This eventually results in a watering down of the true, authentic content on the site (remember Sears?).

The job of head of political programmes for North Korean TV is doubtless subject to some terrible editorial pressures.

Last year, he received an ethics award from the Society of Professional Journalists for his decision to resign from The News-Press because of editorial pressures imposed by Ms. McCaw.

But his perceived failure to stand up to editorial pressures exacerbated the financial infighting about ownership shares and budgets, to the point that Ms. Hu and Mr. Wang, as another journalist put it, "couldn't stand each other".

It is in this context – of the cut and thrust business of journalistic ethics and the commercial and editorial pressures that our members can face – that we have been campaigning for some years now for a Conscience Clause in contracts of employment.

According to British Airways' Richard D'Cruze, while there are unspecified "editorial pressures," each artist is given "a lot of [creative] freedom".