Sentence examples for editorial reason for from inspiring English sources

There is no other possible editorial reason for their firing.

"But the first-down marker has a real editorial reason for being".

The report said there must be good editorial reason for using offensive language immediately after the watershed, and it would have to be flagged up for viewers.

"If there's an editorial reason for saying it's number one, or it's the fastest riser, this week, we'll have to rethink".

Group Publisher Jed Hartman argued that even though the "content from" label appeals to advertisers, there's an editorial reason for it, too, because putting the word "sponsored" on something can be confusing to a layperson.

There were very strong editorial reasons for the BBC to show the cover because it was right at the centre of a huge international story".

Breakfast in particular is a very sensitive time for the ears, and anything more than "damn" has to be properly contextualised with editorial reasons for it.

Readers also get a glimpse inside the New York Times's op-ed office, as Mr Malcomson details the editorial reasons for nixing a particular Stanley Fish piece, say, and recounts the hundreds of unsolicited poem submissions that poured in following the attacks.

However, he assured staff there was no plan to merge the editorial operations of the Times and Sunday Times, citing strong commercial as well as editorial reasons for keeping the titles separate.

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