Sentence examples similar to idea of editorial from inspiring English sources

Over his 19 months as publisher, the newspaper's financial performance faltered, and his idea of editorial-business cooperation foundered.

In this climate of quick fixes and branding is king, my suggestions might seem old fashioned, but I think it's the only way to bring the tired idea of the editorial department into the 21st century.

But the idea of using editorial judgement made Facebook executives uncomfortable, and ultimately Schrader and his co-workers lost their jobs.

I have no idea what sort of editorial decision-making went into this ghastly choice, but I sincerely hope it will not be repeated.

The idea of the joint editorial was originated last year when the Economic Observer and The Guardian newspaper issued a joint editorial on climate change that was published by 56 media outlets.

After everything predicted in the book came to nothing, Lindsey rewrote and "updated" his "interpretations" in many sequels, in what must have been some sort of record for practicing George Orwell's idea of "doublethink" via editorial revision of ever-changing "facts".

The Times outlined a similar idea in an editorial of its own this week.

Once, when I was working on City Limits magazine in the 1980s and he was cover designer – "I want to create covers that look like no others!" he said (and succeeded) – I showed up with our editorial idea of an image for that week's cover story.

The eponymous 'Brit' is a lifestyle brand focused on expressing the idea of innovative living through editorial content, software and consumer products.

In order to force a change in policy, they're calling for those writers – and anyone else who supports the idea of fair compensation for editorial contributors – to go on strike.

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