Sentence examples for editorial response from inspiring English sources

Also to hear of editorial response.

He made that argument in his USA Today editorial response on Tuesday.

"Here is a need for common sense," The Tulsa Tribune wrote in its editorial response to Ms. Chessen's plight.

The Guardian's editorial response is that he deserves credit for daring to dance with big ideas, that he should proceed with caution and get the details right.

If the headlines made uncomfortable reading for the prime minister, then the editorial response must have been far worse for him.

The Guardian's first editorial response (this was an age when 85% of readers read the main editorial of the day) urged people not to lose heads, nor to "underestimate [Nasser's] adroitness".

They then read various editorial responses to the violence in English language sources, and brainstorm problems and solutions that might help the people of France move forward effectively.

Despite six papers scoring a low rating (including editorials, responses, communications and one abstract), they were included as supplementary papers, providing contextual information from unique settings [ 8- 13].

Another item, an editorial in response to Mr. Bush's use in 2002 of "axis of evil" to describe Iraq, Iran and North Korea, said: "The U.S. is the first nation to have developed nuclear weapons.

Dr. Schuckit authored an editorial in response to Dr. Grant's study and gave some very frank warnings about the findings it contained.

Forbes Magazine CEO Steve Forbes also referenced the Second World War in an editorial in response to the Financial Reform Bill, last summer suggesting even the Roosevelt Administration was easier on big business.