Sentence examples for heavy editorial from inspiring English sources

And the heavy editorial hand of Ms. Alonso was felt right across them all.

One of Shapp's chief campaign issues was the proposed merger of the Pennsylvania and the New York Central Railroads, to which The Inquirer had given heavy editorial support.

Awaiting the legions of fashion professionals filing into the Donna Karan show yesterday were copies of a magazine called Woman to Woman, one in which Ms. Karan wielded a heavy editorial hand.

The satirical weekly had long parodied the other staples of a traditional American newspaper — screaming topical headlines, man-on-the-street interviews, op-eds by old cranks and young dumbbells, articles about local individuals of note — but it lacked a heavy-handed editorial cartoon.

Some saw it as another version of the heavy-handed editorial that console services like Xbox Live used.

Mr. Gusinsky was known for his heavy hand in editorial policy, while TV-6 journalists say they do not feel constrained in the same way.

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

With the introduction of iOS 11, Apple redesigned the App Store with a heavier focus on editorial content, including articles, interviews, how-to's, lists and other round-ups with app recommendations.

So it was fitting that a crowd packed the bar on the ground floor of the Woolworth Building Wednesday evening to celebrate Plimpton, though the party was heavier on "starry-eyed editorial assistants" than "hard-drinking literary lions" (maybe hard-drinking editorial assistants would be most accurate).

So here goes: Below are our completely non-comprehensive, editorial-heavy picks for actors in "TechCrunch: The Movie".

A third item was unveiled at an editorial meeting: a heavy chrome medallion of the type worn by hip-hop artists who want to look like Olympic medalists.