Sentence examples for editorial spotlight from inspiring English sources

On one side, the startup has developed algorithms to suggest people and blogs to users based on a ton of metrics, and on the other side there will be some sort of editorial spotlight with Tumblr staffers suggesting content that "really stands out", helped by community activity.

Accompanying editorial content will spotlight brands, designs and new trends.

In recent weeks, several official news organizations have run articles and editorials casting a spotlight on pollution of some of China's major waterways.

"Harlem on the Cusp" (editorial, Aug. 26) correctly spotlighted the need for small-business support from the Upper Manhattan Empowerment Zone.

Making editorial decisions about who to spotlight could also leave Patreon vulnerable if any of those creators end up offending people.

The allegation resurfaced on June 6 when Canadian law professor and commentator Warren Kinsella tweeted a photo of the newspaper editorial, forcing the issue into the spotlight.

The Trust has continued to scrutinise BBC content and push for the highest editorial standards across the corporation, shining the spotlight on impartiality, with reviews in this area focusing on science output and coverage of the Arab Spring.

Grace Aneiza Ali is the Founder and Editorial Director of of note magazine, which spotlights global artists using their work for social change.

The Denver Post's libertarian/conservative editorial-page editor, Vincent Carroll, spotlighted the "bleak" budget situation in a recent column.

It attracted criticism all around, from irate editorials ("The brothel industry cannot survive in the spotlight," said The Reno Gazette-Journal) to a slap on the wrist from the Nevada Brothel Association, the industry's main lobbying group.

At the Globe, Baron said, his first day's editorial meeting was much as it was depicted in "Spotlight".