Sentence examples for editors to explore from inspiring English sources

The programme aims to get the BBC's on-air editors to explore - and hopefully answer - a big question.

Semistructured interviews will also be conducted with a subset of authors and editors to explore findings from study 1 and the surveys in greater depth.

As expected, specific program codes are not available on line for investigators, reviewers, readers, and editors to explore issues that may be important to them, such as the means of creation of a denominator in rate calculations.

The role of the editors was therefore to explore each pre-publication PDF, annotating terms and figures with definitions and interactive content and then validating them with a 'stamp of approval' (i.e. the BJ icon).

"This little card," she exclaimed, "has created a firestorm for the Bush campaign!" Firestorms and other doomsday imagery were all the rage on the air and in the tabloids, as anchors, analysts, editors and reporters scrambled to explore the nooks and crannies of one of the more combustible stories of the political year.

SBS VICELAND and Motherboard's former editor Ben Makuch are going to explore the future of hacking, spying and online warfare in a new series called CYBERWAR.

VICELAND and Motherboard's former editor Ben Makuch are going to explore the future of hacking, spying and online warfare in a new series called CYBERWAR.

In each issue, the editors of Global Agenda invite contributors to explore one of the big questions of the year.

He spent recent days meeting with editors, reporters and media lawyers to explore changes, making clear that he believed the department had gone too far.

This qualitative descriptive study was designed to explore nurse editors' perceptions of the most important aspects of their role and its best and worst qualities.

Given that there is often significant opportunity to editorialize in systematic reviews, this conclusion demonstrates that the authors (and the editors of journals) are striving to explore this controversial area in a relatively impartial manner.