Sentence examples for editorial scrutiny from inspiring English sources

But too few of them convey evidence of Austen's editorial scrutiny.

He will also be barred from giving outside broadcast interviews for six months, after which time his appearances will face "heightened editorial scrutiny," the statement said.

And if fear of ridicule cannot make a great stylist of every titlist in the field, extra layers of editorial scrutiny sift out the truly egregious boo-boos.

In Daisey's defence, it would be surprising if every detail in the monologues of the late Spalding Gray – including Monster in a Box and Swimming to Cambodia – survived the fierce editorial scrutiny Daisey has latterly faced.

After calls from Mr. Rich's family to retract its article, FoxNews.com did so on Tuesday, saying in a statement that it had not gone through "the high degree of editorial scrutiny we require for all our reporting". It removed the article from its site.

They result from endless hours of archival work and editorial scrutiny, and the fact that Mr. McGrath did not even mention Mr. Miller, a professor of English at the University of Connecticut and a distinguished author in his own right, in passing is a significant oversight.

As your June 19 editorial "Proper Scrutiny for Drug Settlements" points out, the Supreme Court's decision allowing scrutiny of anticompetitive pay-for-delay agreements is a step in the right direction.

Your Aug. 4 editorial "Closer Scrutiny of For-Profit Schools" maligns a critical component of postsecondary education in the United States, private sector colleges and universities.

Concerning your editorial, "Embracing Scrutiny," in the October issue of EHP [Environ Health Perspect 112 A788 (2004)], the need for full disclosure of all potential conflicts of interest by all coauthors contributing to a publication in EHP is commendable and obviously needed.

His Ṣaḥīḥ occupied 16 years of editorial pains and scrutiny.

We took the list and put it under The Daily Meal editorial team's scrutiny.