Sentence examples for editorial terms from inspiring English sources

To put it in editorial terms, knowing how a typewriter works does not make you a writer.

That might be the right direction in business terms, while simultaneously reducing access and influence in editorial terms.

In editorial terms, it means locating 190 Independent journalists and 130 Standard editorial staff plus other departments on one floor in a building that is bulging at the seams.

So, leaving aside the economics of online publishing, in editorial terms alone, pan-European coverage of tech and startups has never been better.

All three editors have come to the end of the editorial terms.

This approach is also understandable in editorial terms, with 'balance' a significant tenet of journalistic practice.

A Times editorial termed their idea "ridiculous" — an effort to "preserve a status quo that benefits the banks".

It's the sort of corporate communication that lacks sincerity and is a humiliating end to Kelner's editorial term at the paper.

News reports and editorials termed Bristol Palin's pregnancy as the latest episode in the debate over teen pregnancy of which Juno was a part, while conservative commentators made comparisons between Bristol Palin's pregnancy and the film.

With just a day until the congress kicks off and citizens preparing for the celebrations, NK News reported that KCNA, the state's main broadcaster, had run an editorial using terms including "battle", "victory", "achievement" and "revolution" more than 100 times.

Re your Feb. 25 editorial "Long-Term Help for the Poor": What is needed is freedom and education.