Sentence examples for editorial resources from inspiring English sources

That is some achievement given the paper's strained editorial resources.

When things got cut over the last 15 years and particularly in the last seven, it's mostly editorial resources.

The grant covers many of the ongoing costs associated with running the project, including technical development and editorial resources.

By 2012 each GMG product, where required, should have the editorial resources to deliver the stated aims.

Now it looks as if Mr. Stanton will be facing difficult decisions over editorial resources and control.

The Telegraph's editorial resources have been stretched of late and print sales have slipped somewhat since the beginning of the year.

They are impacting web design, editorial resourcing and proposition.

And the Johnston Press has tricks of its own it can bring to bear – a range of weekly titles in Ulster, for instance, that can help establish the i in Northern Ireland, an army of sales reps who can get just the right number of copies in just the right shops, an editorial resource that, 220 times over, can chip in to fill news gaps.

You might offer to serve as an editorial resource to the blogger, answering questions about industry terms, practices and trends.

Excluded studies were reviews, editorials, resource use and cost studies, and economic evaluations alongside a clinical trial or those evaluating non-pharmacological interventions only.

I think that– we're using both our editorial human resources as well as the data resources to understand what content to produce.