Sentence examples for editorial relevance from inspiring English sources

In the case of Beacham, famous for her roles in Dynasty and Bad Girls, Channel TV said the actress had "always been famous for her good looks and thus the editorial relevance of these brief and non-promotional mentions of her skin care venture is clear".

The external links on the Empire site are reviewed and varied on an ongoing basis, according to editorial relevance.

Submitted data are rendered accessible through the system within 24 hours, after brief editorial review to confirm relevance (i.e. to prevent posting of unrelated material).

6. Relevance is relevant.

If the reiterated targets are to be met, this will require careful management attention, in particular addressing the relevance and benefit of appraisals in editorial.

Bridging the gap between editorial and social serendipity, the notion of crowdsourced relevance really only delivers a broad, lowest-common-denominator level of content discovery.

The September Issue, where Beyonce had unprecedented control over editorial direction, caused some to argue that Vogue was losing relevance.

continued from "Is eTour worth the trip?" eTour's database of between 10,000 and 15,000 web sites is selected by an editorial staff whose mandate is to sort for quality and relevance.

Not using an editorial calendar, which helps with post frequency, post topics and relevance 17.

Bankruptcies, revolving ownerships, guild battles, layoffs and buyouts, embarrassing lurches toward tech relevance -- general incompetence at every level except editorial (while management flounders to figure out business models, reporters win Pulitzers).

We discarded 536 because of no relevance (n=416), no unique data presented (for example, editorial article or review, n=110), or language other than English (n=10).