Sentence examples for editorially speaking from inspiring English sources
It was early days and, editorially speaking, we had no instructions from AFP other than to show what we were seeing and living through.
Editorially speaking, this leads to the creation of two categories: cheap fodder available for free (often created by junior staffers), and more "noble" content produced by the most senior members of the newsroom who also feed the print version.
And couple of days ago, I grudgingly admitted to a colleague here at TechCrunch that for the first time since our acquisition by Aol, I was starting to feel like, things might be – very slowly – starting to head in the right direction, corporate-editorially speaking.
Now, some, editorially-speaking, have been insisting on "CRomnibus" or "Cromnibus," but for the time being here, we've decided that it doesn't qualify for proper-name status in any way.
The Journal, not to be out-dialected, last month editorially zapped an educrat from Utah who "schlepped all the way to Philadelphia to speak at the National Education Association, where she asked the board of directors for financial support to oppose school choice".
Adam Moss, the editorial director of the Times Magazine, observed, "Editorially, Max did the hardest thing.
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