Sentence examples for editorial trust from inspiring English sources

But they have limited video content, have done nothing to build relevant social programming, have failed to capitalize on their databases and local distribution capabilities, have yet to identify an appropriate commercial opportunity for reader generated content, and have progressively dismissed their greatest asset -- editorial trust.

The editorial board trust that the set of papers accepted in this special issue will provide a benchmark for future theoretical analysis in this fast evolving research area.

So even if they are not keen on the traditional editorial drivers of trust – objectivity and impartiality – their choice of brand determines what they trust.

PAGE 11 EDITORIAL: THE HOUSING TRUST FUND Congress should pass legislation creating a Housing Trust Fund to ease the affordable housing crisis.

For an editorial publication, losing trust with you, readers, is a bigger blow than our parent company losing a lawsuit.

Again, this allows Gogobot to complement the crowdsourced travel knowledge and content from its 2.5 million users with a trusted editorial perspective.

The point is that the days of the profitable generalist news-gatherer are dying, but the days of solid reporting and a strong, trusted editorial voice must never be allowed to perish.

And if Liz or myself didn't eat the donuts, other members of our editorial staff and trusted freelancers ate the donuts and made the argument for said donuts' inclusion.

-Wall Street Journal editorial Put not your trust in money, but put your money in trust.

"The trust's editorial standards committee has judged that there has been no breach of the BBC editorial guidelines.

Following a complaint from the shadow culture secretary, Jeremy Hunt, that Sugar's government role as a Labour peer conflicted with his BBC work, the trust's editorial standards committee today ruled that there had been no breach of the corporation's editorial guidelines.