Sentence examples for editors choose from inspiring English sources
In a report this month, the group also found "vast self-censorship" taking hold in Mexico, as reporters and editors choose survival over freedom.
"When designers and editors choose one fat girl to salivate over, and revel in her avoirdupois, I'm not sure how much it advances the cause of using girls of all sizes in a magazine," she wrote.
The ghettoization of African-American writers by publishers and booksellers is deeply offensive and involves both what sort of books editors choose to publish and promote and how bookstores consign those books to the African-American section in chain stores.
Given the choice between covering a stalled Japan and a developing China that will probably overtake Japan economically by the middle of the century, editors choose the more dynamic country.
Light, sensational stuff is what editors choose for publication, plus tales of British tourists and expatriates in trouble (a genre known as "Brits in the shit").Why bother?Such parochialism may be linked to a fall in language-learning, accelerated since 2003, when foreign languages became voluntary in England and Wales for pupils over 14.
On the internet and in the countries (which currently also includes Ireland) where editors choose to pay and display, readers have been able to look at private moments on a private holiday, taken it seems from a public place but one some distance away by a crafty and patient paparazzo.
The dispatches the editors chose then had to be typed into the system.
Amazon editors chose it as one of the best books of the year.
To illustrate the highlights, the editors chose pieces from 28 designers they considered most reflective of the decade.
In producing the summer issue of Zoetrope: All-Story, the fiction quarterly owned by Francis Ford Coppola, the editors chose the theme of foreign affairs.
In one way or another, editors chose to spotlight the success of the London Olympics poster girl with, wouldn't you just guess, poster-style front pages.
