Sentence examples for editorial skill from inspiring English sources

"In an overcommunicated world, that is an excellent editorial skill to have".

Containing two primary sources, the book of Samuel is the result of the editorial skill of the Deuteronomic historians of the post-exilic period.

"We want to marry the great editorial skill of humans and what systems and software can do to create something that is different and better," Mr. Miller said.

With editorial skill, the time of the whole performance was cut from more than five hours to little more than three.

Jonathan Miller, AOL's chief executive, says: "We want to marry the great editorial skill of humans and what systems and software can do to create something that is different and better".

Doing this frequently in my training, I received valuable feedback from my advisors as to whether my assessment were valid and constructive, and I learned to frame the response in an appropriate tone (a perhaps unappreciated, yet vital editorial skill is the ability to communicate your opinion clearly).

But he attributes Ms. Roitfeld's increasingly high profile to more than her editorial skills.

But he was best known for editorial skills and news skills".

"It's clear how much she values his advice and editorial skills," Blair wrote.

Owen was not the only beneficiary of Stallworthy's biographical and editorial skills.

Bringing together News Corp's undoubted tabloid editorial skills and the Wall Street Journal's impressive production and distribution arms might just make it possible to fill that gap.