Sentence examples for editorial tension from inspiring English sources

This escalating editorial tension, plus the demands of the weekly deadline, ultimately led Woollcott to end the column in December of 1934.

She acknowledged that there was some "editorial and political tension," but cast it as a normal part of television production.

In one editorial exchange, their marital tension becomes overt.

"New Tension Over Taiwan" (editorial, Feb. 23) calls for Beijing to defer indefinitely its demand for the return of its island province.

Despite tension between the editorial staff and Ms. Winfrey over how the magazine was run, the first issue was a runaway success, selling 1.5 million copies on newsstands.

Updated at 5.30pm BST 5.27pm BST The page has to be able to deal with competing tensions - design, editorial, development - all have their own ideas on what the home page should do.

After publishing a few issues, the magazine closed because of structural constraints, like the unofficial blocks on cultural transactions across borders and tensions inside the editorial team.

While reports of The Blaze's downfall began in early 2016, the tensions between the editorial team and Beck's appointed management team truly came to a head in April, over a story posted by Deputy Managing Editor Oliver Darcy.

Although the study is limited by the dominance in the data of one magazine (Pulse), the findings clearly highlight the tensions for journal editorial teams, and prompt reflection on how far journals need to go in leading opinion during public health controversies.

No tension was noted around editorial comment or suggested changes.9.9

C15 Business Digest C1 OBITUARIES C26-27 DINING F1-10 EDITORIAL A20-21 Editorials: The Michigan primary; new tension over Taiwan; the perils of voyeur television.