Sentence examples for example of editorial from inspiring English sources

The Panama Papers investigation is now the best example of editorial collaboration we've seen perhaps ever.

Usually, they centered on some example of editorial heavy-handedness — an article ordered up to fit a preconception, a lead dictated from on high.

A game I remember with particular fondness was called Most Fucked Over: the winner was the one who, as the name suggests, could recount the day's best example of editorial imbecility — the lead mangled beyond recognition, the story assigned at nine hundred words, then cut to a news brief.

Richard George stated that "One More Day" "could prove to be the best example of editorial influence gone horribly, horribly wrong" and "in trying to preserve the appeal of Peter Parker, Joe Quesada has actually managed to fundamentally undermine the character".

A is a touching example of extreme editorial faithfulness.

Recent examples of that editorial focus include stories on Dell's latest firewall technology, telecom industry partnerships and a strong focus on enterprise news, but there are also more general stories — such as an interview with 500 Startup's Southeast Asia head Khailee Ng and a recent interview with Hailo.

One example of his measured editorial judgment was his memo from 1992 on whether offensive names for minority groups should be printed.

A good example of the domestic editorial policy in action came the morning after tapes were leaked in which you can allegedly hear Erdogan and his son discussing how to dispose of a "significant" amount of money.

Examples of conflicting editorials in the two publications, on a number of divergent issues.

Launched in March 2010, it has already picked up a couple of editorial awards (example here).

Yet this is just the latest example of the competing needs of editorial and advertising, a balance that has been managed and mismanaged long before the advent of social media.